ライフサイエンスコーパス: patient admission

1 Viremia was measured following patient admission.

2 ted with the requirement for OT or MV during patient admission.

3 There were 1.7 million patient admissions.

4 llance tests were collected from 1.4 million patient admissions.

5 pecialist and antibiotic use at the level of patient admissions.

6 reased the load of Intensive care unit (ICU) patient admissions.

7 combined and 0.94 (95% CI, 0.90-0.99) for in-patient admissions.

8 before the peak in coronavirus disease 2019 patient admissions.

9 There were 1.7 million patient-admissions.

10 Two thousand one hundred five patient admissions (1,030 before and 1,075 during the in

11 We included 2,105 patient admissions, (1,030 baseline and 1,075 during int

12 Of 882 patient admissions, 13 (1.5%) had a diagnostic error up

13 aging studies required (mean [SD] number per patient admission, 2.1 [0.3] vs 2.5 [0.8]; P = .005) and

14 Failure to control bleeding occurred in 76 patient admissions (47%).

15 Observational study of Medicare patient admissions (6,384,273 admissions from 2,790,356

16 ANTS: Prospective intervention study of 1255 patient admissions (642 before and 613 after the interve

17 Our dataset consisted of 11,847 ICU patient admissions, 721 (6.1%) of which had one or more

18 males) and 93 died in hospitals following in-patient admission (75 males and 18 females).

19 For 45 000 patient admissions (77%), MyChart was activated prior to

20 In total, 795 patient admissions (83%) involved one or more days of de

21 1 804 300 patient-admissions across 129 hospitals were included.

22 measurements across the first 24 h from all patient admissions allowed modeling of rhythmic patterns

23 on dynamics for treatment, transmission, and patient admission and discharge, as may be observed in h

24 ting with COVID-19 infection had a longer in-patient admission and higher rates of intensive care adm

25 population-based, before-and-after study of patient admission and transfer practices and outcomes as

26 one recorded result per laboratory test per patient admission and used them as the ground truth.

27 A total of 22,037 patient admissions and 102,537 patient-days were evaluat

28 In 9 years, there were 44,401 trauma patient admissions and 2,594 deaths (5.8%), of which 601

29 vention (before September 1, 2005), and 7257 patient admissions and 34,420 patient-days were evaluate

30 The study cohort included 701 055 eligible patient admissions and 4.2 million patient-days.

31 ission were identified from a broad range of patients' admission and discharge characteristics, speci

32 Septic shock accounted for 19.3% of patient admissions, and 54.3% of patients required mecha

33 clusion, serum albumin levels within 24 h of patient admission appear to be a significant prognostic

34 ant step toward obtaining data that link all patient admissions, appointments, diagnostic procedures,

35 In the post-TS expansion period, stroke patients' admission at the spoke hospital increased from

36 erences were used to compare rural and urban patient admission characteristics.

37 ly recently developed mathematical models to patient admission data from the national healthcare syst

38 individual contact, antibiotic exposure, and patient admission/discharge).

39 ospective VHA cohort included all acute-care patient admissions during 2016.

40 When adjusting for patient admissions during each phase, point estimates of

41 1 concepts (6-16) was used by physicians per patient admission encounter with four used greater than

42 it were due to microorganisms present in the patients' admission flora.

43 ) were due to microorganisms imported in the patients' admission flora.

44 nostic value of circulating CTSS measured at patient admission for long-term mortality in NSTE-ACS; a

45 A total of 46 007 patient admissions from 134 hospitals were included (mea

46 Retrospective cohort study of 208,810 index patient admissions from 136 Australian and New Zealand i

47 Across 75 414 patient admissions from 74 long-term care facilities in

48 Across 75,414 patient admissions from 74 long-term care facilities in

49 Of all consecutive critically ill sepsis patients, admission glucose was used to stratify patient

50 le-center retrospective cohort study of aSAH patients, admission glucose, and hospital glucose mean (

51 298 patients (5.0%), imaging findings during patient admission had been interpreted as metastatic inf

52 We calculated risk scores from patients' admission haemoglobin, blood urea, pulse, and

53 rtunity for extracting this information from patient admission histories.

54 as trained using routinely collected data on patient admissions, hospital spells and discharge at a l

55 cance of serum albumin levels within 24 h of patient admission in correlation with the incidence of o

56 These included the number of in-patient admissions in the previous 6 months, the number

57 Of the 32,537 patient admissions included in the study, 3.8% (n = 1243

58 1 365 773 patient admissions involving 1 514 242 procedures were i

59 The study sample included 136 783 patient admissions (mean [SD] age, 63 [22] years; 68 428

60 t may inform physicians' decisions regarding patient admission or early discharge disposition.

61 artile range) ICU volume was 827 (631-1,234) patient admissions per year.

62 ciated with indirect (no temporal overlap in patients' admission period) ward and hospital contact di

63 tions (range, 47-403 per site) on 709 unique patient admissions (range, 31-251 per site) during a 3.5

64 d heart rate measurements available from ICU patient admissions recorded in the MIMIC IV database.

65 bility of physician handoff based on date of patient admission relative to the admitting hospitalist'

66 In 10,740 patient admissions, the medical-error rate decreased by

67 Patient admission to a general medicine inpatient servic

68 e are any associations between the timing of patient admission to a medical intensive care unit and h

69 diagnosis in any consultant episode of an in-patient admission to a National Health Service (NHS) hos

70 inal hemorrhage, hip fracture, and pneumonia-patient admission to hig her-spending hospitals was asso

71 c units provide smoking cessation support on patient admission to the hospital and after discharge.

72 clinical information concepts at the time of patient admission to the ICU.

73 tendings were the primary decision-maker for patient admission to the intensive care unit (ICU) in 40

74 ollment occurred within the first 2 weeks of patient admission to the neuroscience ICU.

75 : We developed the HAVEN model using 230,415 patient admissions to a single hospital.

76 y sample included randomly selected Medicare patient admissions to acute care hospitals in the US bet

77 oms in staff to the coronavirus disease 2019 patient admissions to critical care.

78 and antibody prevalence were correlated with patient admissions to investigate this assumption.

79 Following the patients' admission to an inpatient research unit, plasm

80 ant, were present at another hospital before patients' admission to our facility, and were associated

81 ission to the hospital for observation in 18 patients, admission to the hospital for observation befo

82 prevention of unnecessary appendectomy in 13 patients, admission to the hospital for observation in 1

83 ors for AKI included higher age, nonsurgical patients, admission to the ICU from the ward, higher Acu

84 In medical intensive care unit patients, admission troponin levels are independently as

85 The number of unique patient admissions varied between 23,106 (AmsterdamUMCdb

86 epidermidis load in vitreous at the time of patients' admission was higher in cases of final visual

87 A total of 24 193 patient admissions were evaluated prior to the intervent

88 charge perianal swabs from 20 246 individual patient admissions were included in the primary outcome.

89 A total of 12,497 patient admissions were included, with 3,550 experiencin

90 A total of 269,999 patient admissions were included, with 424 CAs, 13,188 I

91 onsecutive sample consisted of 1,184 initial patient admissions whose care was provided by a single i

92 with differential long-term mortality after patient admission with EGS conditions.

93 24th May 2020, corresponding to a decline in patient admissions with COVID-19 during the ongoing UK '

94 The results remained unchanged when all patient admissions with gastrointestinal bleeding of any