Significats de inpatient care en anglès

Thirty percent of those needed to be admitted and required inpatient care.

There were gains in the costs of doctor visits and hospital inpatient care.

The largest share of this cost was hospital inpatient care.

However, categorical PD endured in 100% of those receiving inpatient care.

Charite hospital said Navalny's condition had improved sufficiently for him to be discharged from acute inpatient care.

Aggressive outpatient treatment approaches might reduce utilization of inpatient care for patients with coexisting depression and dementia.

It is unclear whether inpatient care for ALD is any more costly than admission for other reasons.

Setting: The majority of included studies were set in health services across primary, secondary, specialist and inpatient care.

Background: Alcoholic liver disease (ALD) carries a significant cost burden and often leads to inpatient care.

They differ from acute-care hospitals and skilled-nursing facilities by focusing on treating patients who require extended inpatient care.

Hospital inpatient care rebounded 0.4%, leading to a 0.2% rise in healthcare costs.

He was last in inpatient care in 2013 and has been living in the community since then, the spokesperson said.

But prices for hospital inpatient care jumped 0.8% after rising 0.4% in May.

Our findings show that by focusing on reducing non-value-added activities, LH contributed to improving patient flow and efficiency within inpatient care.

It has been suggested that the expansion of hospitalists since the mid-1990s has "crowded out" generalists from inpatient care.

This result is probably due to the effect of the good agreement observed on more costly services: inpatient care and sheltered accommodation.