… central psychiatric register that covers all psychiatric hospitals … to analyse variation in rates
between psychiatric hospitals. … Variation across the six psychiatric hospitals was high, even …

… It also demonstrates that the geographical relationship between psychiatric hospital use
and population ‘need’ indicators should to be evaluated in ways that take into account a …

… variation in use of psychiatric hospitals: poverty, race/ethnicity and social isolation. These
variables were drawn from the population census of 2000 (or 1990 for the analysis of …

… either specialised in psychiatry or a general hospital with an activity in psychiatry. Additionally,
… whose availability was associated with variations in the use of inpatient care in our study …

… of nationally representative service use data in England, … of spatial variation in rates of
compulsory psychiatric admission … area within a psychiatric hospital, general hospital, or police …

… sampled psychiatric units are in acute general hospital DPUs… private psychiatric hospitals
(19 units) and public psychiatric … inpatient psychiatric care, Medicare policy makers could use …

… hospitals over a two-week period were followed until discharge or up to 16 weeks. The hospitals
were found to use … violence-related behavior preceding hospital admission. The author …

… Seasonal variation in ED use may have affected study hospitals differently. Finally,
results are not necessarily generalizable to other states and to pediatric populations. …

… We defined ICU admission as the presence of any critical care revenue code, excluding
psychiatric, pediatric, or intermediate critical care. To determine intensive care …

… use of coercive measures and its variation over two decades. We focus on inpatient psychiatric
care because, in these services, the use … is more consistent between hospitals and years. …