Admission means the period when admitted as a patient for a condition or illness into a hospital for treatment until discharged from the hospital/day facility.
Admission or "admit" means a decision by a physician,
Admission or "admit" means a decision by a physician, physician assistant, or psychiatric advanced registered nurse practitioner that a person should be examined or treated as a patient in a hospital;
Examples of Admission in a sentence
Admission to the School: Admission to the school is free and entry will be subject to the availability of places and in accordance with the school’s published admissions policy, details of which are available from the Admissions Officer.
This condition applies only to accepted aRIBN applicants from Office of Admission and aRIBN coordinator.
Admission is that point in an individual’s relationship with an organized treatment service when the intake process has been completed and the individual is determined eligible to receive services of the treatment program.
More Definitions of Admission
Admission means the admission to trading on AIM of all of the Enlarged Share Capital in accordance with the AIM Rules, and any reference in this agreement to Admission “becoming effective” is to be construed in accordance with rule 6 of the AIM Rules;
Admission means the process of acceptance into a service as defined by the provider's policies.
Admission means acceptance based on medical necessity, of a
Admission means documentation, by CONTRACTOR, of completion of the entry and 20 evaluation documents into IRIS.
Admission means, after completion of an individual’s screening or registration by a health care institution, the individual begins receiving physical health services or behavioral health services and is accepted as a patient of the health care institution.
Admission means admission, readmission, reentry, registration, and reregistration as a student to any educational program of the university.