Sentence examples for outcome discharge from inspiring English sources

A logistic regression model was used to evaluate persistent leukocytosis (leukocytosis 48 hours after admission) as a predictor of several outcome measures, including good functional outcome (discharge modified Rankin Scale score of 0-2).

Patients who experienced ND by either definition had prolonged hospitalization (P <.001), poorer functional outcome (discharge modified Rankin Scale score >2; P <.001), and higher discharge NIHSS score (P <.001) compared to patients without ND.

Study objectives:This multicenter study was undertaken to characterize the population of ventilator-dependent patients admitted to long-term care hospitals (LTCHs) with weaning programs, and to report treatments, complications, weaning outcome, discharge disposition, and survival in these patients.

Table 8 Blunt and penetrating traumas in respect to outcome (discharge after the initial evaluation, hospitalization and death)   Quick discharge Hospitalization Death Total Penetrating 42 791313434 Blunt 84 118 30 232 Total 126 197 43 366 Chi-square test: p = 0.306.

Data collected for each patient included demographic characteristics, physical data and medical history focusing on cancer and outcome (discharge, admission, admission to an ICU, death).

Elevated uAnCR was strongly associated with an increased risk of the composite outcome discharge > 7 days from the time of sample collection or death ≤ 7 days from collection.

Overall and with respect to outcome (discharged vs. euthanized), no significant differences between MRSA and MSSA infections were found.

Favorable outcomes at discharge (Glasgow Outcome Scale score 4 or 5) were noted in 64.1% of SAH patients and 93% of non-SAH patients.

The patient's final outcome; death, discharge to a nursing home or discharge home was collected.

The outcome at discharge was determined as non-survival, survival, and hopeless discharge.

Main Outcome Measure: Discharge destination from postacute geriatric rehabilitation.