• 17 October 2002
    • journal article
    • Vol. 112  (5827) , 26-7
Abstract
A model in use in a primary care trust enables the prediction of acute admissions to hospital over a two-year period. The results show that the rise in emergency medical admissions threatens the local hospital's capacity to meet waiting-time targets for planned work. The research also showed that the establishment of a local diagnostic and treatment centre would reduce levels of occupancy in the acute hospitals to a level that could threaten its survival.

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