Surgical admission definition

Surgical admission means any hospital admission for which the patient has a surgical MS- DRG as defined by CMS.

Surgical admission means any hospital admission where the primary services rendered are not medical, psychiatric or rehabilitative in nature.

Surgical admission means any hospital admission where there is an operating room charge, the patient with has a surgical procedure code, or the patient has a surgical DRG as defined by the CMS.

Examples of Surgical admission in a sentence

• Methods: Surgical admission data for children with CP aged 0-18 years at the time of their first procedure were extracted from Auckland District Health Board records for 2013-2018, and information on demographics and Gross Motor Function Classification System level were obtained from the NZCPR.

• After the Member ID has populated to the Inpatient request entry screen, please provide the following information: Submitting provider, Facility, Treatment setting, Admit date, Primary diagnosis, Requested length of stay and Attending physician.* Users also must complete the Surgical admission and Emergency fields.

• Police subculture also insists that lower ranks never “suck-up” to supervisors or trust managers.

• Surgical admission unit at Crosshouse Hospital Derek Lindsay introduced the outline business case which had been prepared and presented to the Committee by Karen Andrews, Healthcare Manager for Planned Care.

• Location of research: Surgical admission care unit, second floor, university campus hospital.

• Ghebrat, Pattern of Surgical admission in Gondar teaching hospital, Ethiopia.

• All interventions are based on the voluntary participation of the perpetrators and are carried out in liaison with the victim, namely for the purposes of assessing risks.

• Surgical admission increases were strongest in NSW and Victoria where surgical restrictions had a material impact on Ramsay's activity levels in the nine months to 31st March 2022• Non-surgical admissions per work day declined 1.6% compared to the pcp and declined 0.4% compared to 1HFY20:– Medical admissions declined 1.0% versus the pcp and increased compared to 1HFY20 with day medical admissions growth stronger than overnight increasing 8.5% compared to 1HFY20;– Psych admissions remain weak.