emergency hospital admissions
Impact of the warm summer 2015 on emergency hospital admissions in Switzerland
... The excess morbidity during the warm summer 2015 was computed by applying the same method that was used by Vicedo-Cabrera et al. [2] to estimate the excess mortality for the same time period in Switzerland. Briefly, ...
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Comparing exposure metrics for the effects of fine particulate matter on emergency hospital admissions
... and emergency hospital admissions for respiratory cases for the Medicare population across three counties in New ...with emergency admissions as using a chemistry model or monitoring ...
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Medications that reduce emergency hospital admissions: an overview of systematic reviews and prioritisation of treatments
... reduce emergency hospital admissions is, therefore, a priority for health services glo- bally, and there have been large-scale evidence reviews to address this [10, ...reduce emergency ...
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The effect of primary organic particles on emergency hospital admissions among the elderly in 3 US cities
... and emergency hospital admissions among an elderly popula- ...cause-specific hospital admis- ...respiratory-related admissions, respec- ...pneumonia admissions and iso-alkanes, a ...
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A 1-Year Prospective French Nationwide Study of Emergency Hospital Admissions in Children and Adults with Primary Immunodeficiency.
... of emergency hospital admissions are ...describe emergency hospital admissions among patients with PID, with a view to identifying "at-risk" patient ...
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Do health checks for adults with intellectual disability reduce emergency hospital admissions? Evaluation of a natural experiment.
... Reducing emergency hospital admissions is a major inter- national concern to contain healthcare costs, but evidence for successful community interventions is ...of emergency hospital ...
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The ageing society and emergency hospital admissions
... capture admissions that could not have been anticipated given evidence from previous years: these would reflect both supply- side and policy innovations as well as any specific pressures on patient demand at a ...
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Impact of the warm summer 2015 on emergency hospital admissions in Switzerland.
... In addition, there are differences in the strategies to pre- vent heat-related mortality among cantons. Ticino and the cantons in the Lake Geneva region are amongst the most active in promoting public health measures to ...
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Feasibility of collecting retrospective patient reported outcome measures (PROMs) in emergency hospital admissions
... pital admissions, with the number of admissions having in- creased by 47% over the last 15 ...of hospital beds are occupied by people admitted as emergencies and the cost is approximately ...
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Depression predicts future emergency hospital admissions in primary care patients with chronic physical illness
... and emergency admission to hospital in the prospec- tive ...on emergency admissions in the preceding year, and model 2 does include ...previous admissions were accounted ...with ...
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On the effectiveness of care co-ordination services aimed at preventing hospital admissions and emergency attendances
... to hospital admissions for older ...the hospital sector to gain the full ...to emergency hospital admissions, and in some cases, a loss of independence” 16 ...
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The socioeconomic and community influences on ‘potentially avoidable’ emergency admissions to hospital for the older people of London
... avoidable‟ emergency hospital admissions are distinctly different to inappropriate hospital admissions, The former are medically defined conditions where hospitalisation should not be ...
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Understanding inappropriate hospital admissions of patients presenting to the Emergency Department.
... Utilization reviews have often been applied to estimate inappropriate hospital usage by retrospectively assessing hospital records. This approach has the advantage of being inexpensive, consuming few ...
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Hyperglycaemic emergency admissions to a secondary-level hospital – an unnecessary financial burden
... hyperglycaemic emergency admissions, since our patients were admitted to a ...of hospital stay, and cost per admission, compared with other hyperglycaemic ...
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Avoiding hospital admissions
... paediatric hospital-based acute assessment units also demonstrated that they are a safe, efficient and acceptable alternative to inpatient emergency admissions (Ogilvie ...in emergency medical ...
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Predicting emergency department admissions
... INTRODUCTION Emergency department (ED) overcrowding is acknowledged as an increasing, worldwide issue. 1e3 The implications of impaired function of the ED are increased numbers of ambulance bypass occurrences 4 ...
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Temperature, hospital admissions and emergency room visits in Lhasa, Tibet: A time-series analysis
... and emergency room visits and hospital admissions in Lhasa, Tibet during 2005 ...total emergency room visits and hospitalizations for infectious, renal and respiratory diseases, while cold ...
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Standardized Approaches to Syncope Evaluation for Reducing Hospital Admissions and Costs in Overcrowded Emergency Departments
... Am Heart J 2005;149:826-31. 17. Ammirati F, Colaceci R, Cesario A, Strano S, Della Scala A, Col- ate whether or not our standardization procedure had any effect on morbidity and mortality. Therefore, our findings should ...
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Comparison of emergency department and hospital admissions data for air pollution time-series studies
... of admissions that came through ED was not as high, es- pecially for cardiovascular outcomes, and 4) for one diagnosis with a very high percentage coded as elective ...direct admissions by selecting only ...
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Older patients’ participation in hospital admissions through the emergency department: an interview study of healthcare professionals
... The interviewees all seemed to have high expecta- tions of themselves and aimed to give high-quality treatment and care during the hospital admission process. The clinicians talked about taking the time to listen ...
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