Sentence examples for severe inpatient from inspiring English sources

For severe inpatient CAP the DRG code E77A covers cases with a high degree on co-morbidities and complex intensive care treatment.

Emerging data shows that CBT-E is a also a promising treatment for outpatient AN and for severe inpatient ED patients.

ICERs based on the statistically significant impact IPTc had on clinical (outpatient) malaria only, had narrower confidence intervals, but were not very different from the ICERs that included both clinical and severe (inpatient) episodes, due to the small number of severe cases averted.

Both mild (outpatient) and severe (inpatient) hypoglycemia cases had a higher percentage of comorbidities, including hypertension, renal diseases, cancer, stroke, and heart disease.

Therefore, the study results may not be representative for the whole group of PTSD patients but may be characteristic for the more severe inpatient cases of PTSD.

This comes partly from unsatisfactory response rates after usual treatment, highlighting the need for early indicators such as early improvement of depressive symptoms to adapt treatment strategies, especially for severe inpatients.

It is the exclusive appointed health facility responsible for TB diagnosis and treatment for the county residents (County hospital is appointed for severe inpatients).

Outpatient diagnoses are likely to be less severe than inpatient diagnoses, which may have contributed to the improvement in survival among patients with severe comorbidity.

The consequences of the violence used were categorized as (1) no harm, (2) minor harm, (3) moderate harm (outpatient medical treatment was necessary), and (4) severe harm (inpatient medical treatment was necessary).

In some severe cases, inpatient treatment may be required.

Thus, the clinician rated level of psychiatric disability in treatment seeking traumatized refugees is shown to correspond more closely to that of the severe psychiatric inpatients with schizophrenia, dementia, and addiction, and considerably less to that of inpatients with affective-, andiety-, and personality disorders.