Sentence examples for physicians to admit from inspiring English sources

Regulators are looking into whether the hospitals improperly pressured physicians to admit patients.

While some hospital executives may be pressing physicians to admit patients to fill beds, Dr. Kellermann predicted that changing the payment system so hospitals were no longer rewarded for the volume of tests and treatments they provide would change the dynamic.

Michel had been accused of conspiring with other physicians to admit patients to the hospital for unnecessary medical treatments for financial gain.

Absent that fundamental change in physician behavior, patients must be alert to the risks associated with actions based on conclusions that may have been arrived at as a result of incomplete or inaccurate information; and the failure on the part of physicians to admit what we know, what we're unsure of and what we really don't know.

Finally, although sepsis was diagnosed using raw data, the criteria used by physicians to admit patients into their ICU may have changed over time.

Other markers may allow physicians to admit patients at high risk of developing severe sepsis, and discharge those whose infections may be safely treated as out-patients.

Additionally, when physicians need to admit patients, but hospitals do not have beds for the patients, physicians look for the beds in other hospitals.

When patients present for the third or fourth time within a few days, physicians tend to admit this patient for further analysis, so bias by frequency of presentation is possible.

This is partly due to shortage of ICU beds [91] and ICU physicians' reluctance to admit cancer patients with acute respiratory failure [92, 93], as well as the unconfirmed assumption that ICU admission may hamper patients' chances of receiving optimal hematology/oncology care and appropriate infection prevention.

There are no standardised decision criteria, and physicians' decisions to admit emergency department patients to hospital have been found to differ substantially.

BNP levels did not differ significantly between patients admitted to, and those discharged from, the ED, and physicians' intention to admit or discharge did not affect 90-day outcomes.