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Risk tolerance and risk perception as determinants of successful and sustainable hospital admission avoidance interventions: a realist review

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Drug-related hospital admissions

American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy, 1976
The association between hospital admissions and drug-related problems was studied in 216 patients. All patients admitted to a general 100-bed ward in a large teaching hospital over a two-month period were interviewed by the pharmacist to determine (1) prescription and nonprescription drugs regularly administered by the patient, (2) method of ...
J M, McKenney, W L, Harrison
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Hospital admissions

Nursing Management, 2012
Healthcare professionals are under constant pressure to reduce the number of unnecessary hospital admissions.
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Rising hospital admissions

BMJ, 2010
Can the tide be stemmed? Whoever wins the next election, years of famine are upon us. Budgetary belts are tightening in anticipation. All the more disquiet therefore attaches to a report from consultants Caspe Healthcare Knowledge Systems (CHKS; an independent provider of healthcare intelligence and quality improvement services) that, “threatens ...
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Hospital admission for depression

Journal of Advanced Nursing, 1986
Fifty depressed patients in a psychiatric unit were asked in an open‐ended and a forced‐choice question: ‘When you're feeling depressed what sorts of things can make you feel worse in hospital and at home?’. The responses were analysed and compared with a study where non‐depressed subjects were asked the same question.
A, Coupar, C, Conway
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Criteria for Hospital Admission

Psychiatric Services, 1993
Criteria for hospital admission are a necessary element in determining clinically, if not fiscally, whether care needs to be provided in a hospital.
L I, Sederer, P, Summergrad
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Drug-Related Hospital Admissions

Annals of Pharmacotherapy, 1993
OBJECTIVE: To review and summarize studies reporting rates of drug-related hospital admissions. DATA SOURCES: Manual and computerized literature searches using MEDLINE, Index Medicus, and International Pharmaceutical Abstracts as databases (key words: Drug, drug-related, or iatrogenic; admission, hospital admission, or hospitalization; and ADR or ...
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