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Utilization of short-stay hospitals; annual summary for the United States, 1976

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    Statistics are presented in this report on the utilization of non-Federal short-stay hospitals based on data collected by means of the Hospital Discharge Survey from a national sample of the hospital records of discharged inpatients. Estimates are provided by the demographic characteristics of patients discharged and by geographic region, bed size, and ownership of hospitals which provided inpatient care, conditions diagnosed, and surgical operations performed. Measurements of hospital utilization are given in terms of frequency, rate, percent, and average length of stay. To identify trends some comparisons are made of the 1976 discharge data by diagnoses and surgical operations with similar data for 1970 and 1975.
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    [Abraham L. Ranofsky].

    Includes bibliographical references.

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    Vital and health statistics. Series 13, Data from the National Health Survey, Data from the hospital discharge survey ; no. 37 ; DHEW publication ; (PHS) 78-1788 ; no. 37
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    print; iv, 70 p. : graphs ; 26 cm.
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    urn:sha-512:f92162930f68b04a2bcf9b1ece668dc5ce90852739d6e5d716294e9dcfac61262cc22e6aeaa72b18aca8eff689d0c2fabe5ba0e5fe1acd3d2a0ba7f2426149d9
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