A hospital, with a complement of 250 beds, finds it difficult to make ends meet due to low occupancy. The administration decides to close a wing of the hospital and the administrative closure is implemented on July 17, reducing the bed count to 200 beds. During July, 5710 IP service days of care were given. The bed occupancy rate for July is 82.5623% 100% 85.1714% 84.5714% 81.5714%

A hospital, with a complement of 250 beds, finds it difficult to make ends meet due to low occupancy. The administration decides to close a wing of the hospital and the administrative closure is implemented on July 17, reducing the bed count to 200 beds. During July, 5710 IP service days of care were given. The bed occupancy rate for July is 82.5623% 100% 85.1714% 84.5714% 81.5714%

Case Studies In Health Information Management

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ISBN:9781337676908

Author:SCHNERING

Publisher:SCHNERING

Chapter7: Healthcare Statistics And Research Methods

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