preadmission

The girls on the phones in preadmission get enough usually.

A preadmission interview prior to applying to the college is suggested.

Undergraduate degree programs require preadmission courses as well as a formal application process.

Most now offer patients preadmission anesthesia consultation.

The safeguards, such as preadmission hospital reviews and limits on the charges by doctors in the program, have resulted in savings, state officials said.

No preadmission forms.

Minimizing Problems A number of nursing homes and hospitals try to avoid or minimize difficulties with short-term stays by careful preadmission interviews.

There was strong agreement that problems still existed in areas such as preadmission screening for mental illness and mental retardation, and cost.

The physician is further aggravated when the patient belongs to a health maintenance organization (H.M.O.) or an insurance plan that requires preadmission approval.

The medical services include cancer screening tests and blood tests, X-rays and preadmission tests for hospitals if an outside physician prescribes them.

To boost enrollment, Adelphi has frozen tuition and fees at $14,000 and arranged for preadmission for graduates of Nassau Community College with good academic records.

What is clear is that opportunity is increasingly a matter of getting an early jump on things - of pretesting, preselection, preapproval, preadmission and, not to be coy about it, prepayment.

DEAR DIARY: A pregnant friend filling out preadmission forms for Beth Israel Medical Center identifies as her next of kin her companion, who is also the father of her child.

The patients were well matched for age and preadmission state of anxiety and depression; the proportion of patients whose score on the hospital anxiety and depression scale was 10 or greater (a level that indicates clinically significant anxiety or depression states) was equal in each study group.