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Overnight Admission of Outpatient Strabismus Patients

Ophthalmic Surgery, Lasers and Imaging Retina, 1990
ABSTRACT The trend to outpatient strabismus surgery prompted us to determine the frequency of, and the reasons for, postoperative overnight hospital admission following such surgery. In one year, 303 outpatient strabotomies were performed at the Jules Stein Eye Institute on patients over 15 months old.
S J, Isenberg, L, Apt, S, Yamada
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Admission of surgical patients

2023
AbstractThis chapter provides a detailed overview of the admissions process for surgical patients. It begins with a summary, an assessment of care, and then covers detailed specific health needs. This includes children and young people with their parents, how to provide accessible information, then the admission of patients with cognitive issues ...
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Admission Control Policies for Surgery Patients

Journal of Medical Systems, 2017
In China, day surgery has been promoted because its operation time and post-operative hospital stay are shorter than those of elective surgery. Day surgery can speed up the turnover of beds and operation rooms. Usually, the conditions of elective surgery patients are more complicated than those of day surgery patients. The development of the discipline,
Li, Luo, Yong, Luo, Chunrong, Qin
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Patient identification at admission to hospital

Medsestra (Nurse), 2022
The article describes the need for patient identification in a hospital, the requirements for identification.
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Acute Hospital Admissions of Hospice Patients

Journal of Palliative Medicine, 2013
Research into acute hospital admissions (AHAs) of hospice patients is relatively underdeveloped. The goal of this study, based on the electronic health records (EHR) of a large Midwestern hospice service over a 3-year period, was to identify characteristics of new hospice patients that are associated with an increased risk of later AHAs.Our study of a ...
Douglas C, Woolley, Jerry L, Old, Rosalee E, Zackula, Nancy, Davis   +3 more
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Insight in first-admission psychotic patients

Schizophrenia Research, 1996
The prevalence of insight was examined longitudinally in psychotic patients with schizophrenia (n = 86), bipolar disorder (n = 52), major depressive disorder (n = 35) and other psychoses (n = 16).Before discharge and at 6-month follow-up, insight in first-admission patients from 10 facilities in Suffolk County, New York was rated as part of a modified ...
S, Fennig, E, Everett, E J, Bromet, L, Jandorf, S R, Fennig, M, Tanenberg-Karant, T J, Craig   +6 more
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Involuntary admission from the patients’ perspective

Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology, 2009
Involuntary admission legislation and rates differ greatly throughout the European Union Member States. In Ireland, the Mental Health Act 2001 has introduced significant changes in the care for patients admitted involuntarily, including mental health tribunals that review the involuntary admission orders.To investigate (1) people's perception of the ...
Brian, O'Donoghue, John, Lyne, Michele, Hill, Conall, Larkin, Larkin, Feeney, Eadbhard, O'Callaghan   +5 more
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Psychiatric Hospital Admissions: Assessing Patients' Perceptions

Journal of Psychosocial Nursing and Mental Health Services, 1987
The admission process deserves our full attention as we attempt to enhance the therapeutic aspects of the patient's environment and treatment.
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Admission patterns of persistent somatization patients

General Hospital Psychiatry, 1993
Persistent somatization patients put a serious burden on the health care system with multiple admissions, tests, surgeries, and medications. This study reports on factors relevant to the health-seeking behavior of somatizing patients and aspects of the health care system that facilitate their overutilization of health resources.
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The admission urinalysis

Journal of General Internal Medicine, 1986
Although urinalysis is one of the most frequently ordered tests in primary care, its usefulness in screening has not been demonstrated. A retrospective review of 1,607 admission urinalyses for inpatients in a referral/community hospital identified 861 as clinically indicated and 746 as routine.
K, Kroenke, J F, Hanley, J B, Copley, J I, Matthews, C E, Davis, C J, Foulks, J L, Carpenter   +6 more
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