Type of admission definition

Type of admission means the manner in which a person entered into the custody of the Department of Corrections, according to the internal definitions used by the Department of Corrections.

Type of admission means an Inpatient code indicating the priority of the admission. Type of admission codes are:

Examples of Type of admission in a sentence

• Yes No If yes, provide details when it was initially diagnosed: Details of treatment received including dates of outpatient or inpatient Type of admission: Emergency Planned Day Care Maternity NA Treatment given, if no surgery: Hospitalisation due to injury: Yes NoIf yes, give cause: Self-Inflicted Road Trafic Accident Substance AbuseStatus at the time of discharge: Discharged to Home Discharged to Another Hospital Deceased Medical cause of death certificate: Available Not available Please enclose/attach.

• Table 6: Reason for Admissions, all Wales Reason For admission Type of admission (%) * Other includes falls, trauma such as fractures, gradual deterioration of non-specific symptoms Total numbers 3,360 450 1,627 Source: Welsh Audit Office Chronic Disease Management Inpatient Survey in Welsh NHS Trusts (draftreport 2006) Table 7 shows Torfaen unplanned medical admission rates for a long term condition per 1000 residents during 2005/6 compared to the Welsh average.

• Type of admission has also changed with those being admitted more often being sectioned (under the Mental Health Act 1983), at increasingly severe levels of distress, admitted as an emergency and in a state of acute crisis (Audini, Duffett, Lelliott, Pearce, & Ayres, 1999; Lelliott, Audini, & Darroch, 1995).

• Type of admission was also included with two categories distinguishing between planned and unplanned hospitalisation.

• Enter the 1-digit code indicating the source of the admission or outpatient service using one of the following codes:For Type of admission 1,2,3 or 5 1 Nonhealthcare Facility Point of Origin2 Clinic or Physician’s Office3 Reserved for assignment by the NUBC 4 Transfer from a hospital (different facility)5 Transfer from Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF).

• Enter the 1-digit code indicating the source of the admission or outpatient service using one of the following codes:For Type of admission 1,2,3 or 5 1 Non healthcare Facility Point of Origin2 Clinic or Physician’s Office3 Reserved for assignment by the NUBC 4 Transfer from a hospital (different facility)5 Transfer from Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF).

• We now describe the process of building our descriptor set.1) Deriving Features for Random Forest: We begin by extracting the following features from different tables in the hospital database: Admission id, Patient Id, Patient age and gender, Hospital admission date, Hospital discharge date, Name of admitted ward, Ward admission date, Ward discharge date, Patient class, Type of admission and Unit that the patient was referred to (Patient Referral).

• Method of administration is either noted as self or assisted.Additional information needed for a complete CMS-1450 form:• Date and hour of admission.• Discharge date and hour of discharge.• Customer status-at-discharge code.• Type of bill code (3 digits).• Type of admission (e.g., emergency, urgent, elective, newborn).• Current 4-digit revenue code(s).