There may be more admissions to come.
More admissions translated into more dollars for the hospital.
Tenet Healthcare, the hospital operator, reported that its third-quarter loss narrowed on higher charges and more admissions in commercial managed care.
But the last tranche of figures is unlikely to satisfy the government, which is adding a requirement that all universities publish more admissions data.
When all the factors are taken together, the rise gives the appearance of greater efficiency, with more admissions, more discharges and shorter lengths of stay.
Meanwhile, the law school is not making any more admissions offers, because its old system has been declared unconstitutional, and, administrators say, they do not have time to devise a new approach that ignores race.
Some hospitals, such as University College hospital London, are building completely new and bigger A&E units to cope with the general trend for more attendances and more admissions.
Regulators said they were investigating more admissions by SBC Communications that it filed false information as it sought government approval to sell long-distance phone service in Kansas and Oklahoma.
The data seem to contradict research in the 1970s suggesting that in hard times there are more deaths from heart disease, cirrhosis, suicide and homicide, as well as more admissions to mental hospitals.
The treatment group comprised 70 participants with 3 or more admissions to psychiatric hospitals within the preceding 12 months, and received ACT.
This would have ensured that the extra supply of beds would not have led to more admissions and longer stays, a phenomenon often referred to as Roemer's Law [57].
