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Inpatient Hospitalizations for Croup

Hospital Pediatrics, 2014
Objectives: Croup is a common childhood respiratory illness that can result in hospitalization and significant morbidity. This study reviewed records of patients hospitalized with croup to determine characteristics associated with increased inpatient treatment and length of stay (LOS).
Sridaran, Narayanan, Ellen, Funkhouser
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Inpatient Violence

Psychiatric Clinics of North America, 2016
Inpatient violence constitutes a major concern for staff, patients, and administrators. Violence can cause physical injury and psychological trauma. Although violence presents a challenge to inpatient clinicians, it should not be viewed as inevitable.
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Mortality in psychiatric inpatients

Acta Psychiatrica Scandinavica, 1989
ABSTRACT– The number of persons taken into psychiatric hospital care during 1982 in France was estimated using data on length of stay and analysing these by the person‐year method. The number of observed deaths was compared by sex and age group with the number of deaths expected if the mortality in the general French population in 1982 were applied to ...
F, Casadebaig, N, Quemada
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Inpatient Therapeutic Options [PDF]

, 2019
Patients with acute dyspnea resulting from acute heart failure should be rapidly assessed and stabilized. First, patients should be put in a seated posture and, if necessary, supplemental oxygen and ventilatory support (noninvasive or invasive, see below) should be provided [1].
Kreusser, Michael M., Raake, Philip
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Termination in Inpatient Groups

International Journal of Group Psychotherapy, 1996
This article provides the therapist with a three-factor framework for understanding and constructively responding to members' termination in the inpatient group. The first factor is the context in which the inpatient group takes place. It will be argued that how the broader system defines and treats termination affects the group process at the time of ...
V, Brabender, A, Fallon
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Ophthalmology inpatient consultation

Ophthalmology, 2001
To profile inpatients and eye problems evaluated and managed by the Ophthalmology Consultation Service of a large university teaching hospital.A hospital-based retrospective, cross-sectional study.One thousand four hundred seventy-two patients admitted to the University of California Los Angeles Medical Center.We reviewed the inpatient medical records,
K, Carter, K M, Miller
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Peritonitis in Geriatric Inpatients

Age and Ageing, 1991
Of 212 cases of peritonitis found in a retrospective study of geriatric inpatients, the most common causes were mesenteric infarction, malignancy, intestinal obstruction, perforated peptic ulcer, cholecystitis, diverticulitis and perforation of the urinary bladder. The diagnostic accuracy was 47%.
M, Wroblewski, P, Mikulowski
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Inpatient Pain Management

EXPLORE, 2011
The Penny George Institute for Health and Healing provides integrative medicine (IM) across the facilities of Allina Hospitals & Clinics. The George Institute maintains one of the largest inpatient IM services in the country and an outpatient clinic at Abbott Northwestern Hospital, which is a 629-bed tertiary-care hospital in Minneapolis, Minnesota ...
Jeffery A, Dusek, Michael, Finch, Gregory, Plotnikoff, Lori, Knutson, Brent, Bauer   +4 more
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The inpatient management of syncope

Emergency Medicine Journal, 2010
The management and risk stratification of patients with syncope in the Emergency Department (ED) has been the emphasis of much recent research, however little is known about inpatient management especially in the UK. The aim of this study was to examine the inpatient management of patients with syncope admitted to hospital from a UK ED.This was a ...
Laura C, Tattersall, Matthew J, Reed
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Serious Assaults by Inpatients

Psychosomatics, 1989
Forty-nine hospital wards in the United States and Canada were surveyed during specified periods for one year to document assaults by inpatients on staff or other patients. Nine (5.7%) of the 158 assaults by adult psychiatric inpatients were sufficiently severe to require medical treatment.
W H, Reid, M F, Bollinger, J G, Edwards
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