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The Lancet, 1974
Abstract First-trimester outpatient abortion is so far being practised in only 4 N.H.S. centres in Britain. Experience in several countries shows that there is no increased risk to the patient by changing to a predominantly outpatient system. Outpatient abortion offers psychosocial and administrative advantages, and day-care units are proposed as a ...
M, Maresh +3 more
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Abstract First-trimester outpatient abortion is so far being practised in only 4 N.H.S. centres in Britain. Experience in several countries shows that there is no increased risk to the patient by changing to a predominantly outpatient system. Outpatient abortion offers psychosocial and administrative advantages, and day-care units are proposed as a ...
M, Maresh +3 more
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A HEART Pathway pitfall in an admitted patient
The American Journal of Emergency Medicine, 2019This paper discusses a possible weakness of the HEART Pathway specific to patients identified as high risk, requiring admission for inpatient risk stratification. Emergency Department (ED) crowding is at an all-time high and the possibility that many of these patients will board in the ED for a period of time before they are transported to an inpatient
Joshua J. Oliver +5 more
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Myocarditis in admitted patients with dengue fever
Infection, 2020Cardiac involvement in dengue fever is underdiagnosed due to low index of clinical suspicion and its contribution to hemodynamic instability in severe dengue is not well known.A prospective observational study was conducted among admitted patients ≥ 14 years of age having confirmed dengue fever.
M. Bhatt +7 more
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Echocardiography on HIV patients admitted to the ICU
Intensive Care Medicine, 1997A prospective echocardiographic study was conducted in 68 patients with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) admitted to the intensive care unit (ICU) (C3 stage 78%, i.v. drug abuse 71%) in order, firstly to, assess the prevalence of cardiac abnormalities, and, secondly, to make an early therapeutic decision.
P, Blanc +4 more
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Journal of Perioperative Practice, 2013
Patient experience of day of surgery admission (DOSA) has not been studied in depth. Over a one-month period a questionnaire was given to consecutive patients prior to their surgery to obtain their perspective on the desirability of DOSA and to examine whether other factors influenced this decision.
R L, Harries +3 more
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Patient experience of day of surgery admission (DOSA) has not been studied in depth. Over a one-month period a questionnaire was given to consecutive patients prior to their surgery to obtain their perspective on the desirability of DOSA and to examine whether other factors influenced this decision.
R L, Harries +3 more
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Annals of Emergency Medicine, 2004
Study objectives: We examine the association between financial performance and hospital length of stay between patients admitted through the emergency department (ED) compared with patients admitted electively. Methods: This was a retrospective review of all admissions to all services in the fiscal years beginning July 2000 and ending June 2003 in an ...
B.J. Browne, D.C. Kuo
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Study objectives: We examine the association between financial performance and hospital length of stay between patients admitted through the emergency department (ED) compared with patients admitted electively. Methods: This was a retrospective review of all admissions to all services in the fiscal years beginning July 2000 and ending June 2003 in an ...
B.J. Browne, D.C. Kuo
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When to Admit the Psychiatric Patient
2021The emergency department (ED) is an intense, stressful work environment that plays a unique and critical role in the modern-day health-care system. The ability to evaluate and initiate treatment for unplanned medical emergencies 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, sets the ED apart from other medical facilities.
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Admitting an Intoxicated Patient
The American Journal of Nursing, 1984F, Loweree, S, Freng, B C, Barnes
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