Children’s use of hospital services in the UK has been increasing rapidly since the late 1990s. Findings from the latest QualityWatch report show significant increases in emergency hospital admissions for infants (23%) and young children aged 1-4 years (11%) between 2006/7 and 2015/16 (data has been adjusted for population increases in each childhood age group), whilst children over the age of 15 years showed a decrease in emergency admissions. This paper discusses some of the theories and research which provide some insight into the increase in hospital admissions for infants and children under 5 years of age in the UK
OBJECTIVE: To determine trends in emergency admission rates requiring different levels of critical c...
BACKGROUND: Timely care by general practitioners in the community keeps children out of hospital and...
Objectives: To explore the association between gestation at birth and hospital admissions to age 10 ...
Children’s use of hospital services in the UK has been increasing rapidly since the late 1990s. Find...
Objective To investigate a reported rise in the emergency hospital admission of children in England ...
OBJECTIVE: To investigate a reported rise in the emergency hospital admission of children in England...
departments, attendance rates are rising.1,2 There were 908 attendances per 1,000 infants aged less ...
Funding: The data were hosted in the safe haven thanks to funding by the FARR institution. Open Acce...
Timely care by general practitioners in the community keeps children out of hospital and provides be...
departments, attendance rates are rising.1,2 There were 908 attendances per 1,000 infants aged less ...
BACKGROUND: Increasing utilisation of Emergency and Acute Care services by children and young people...
Timely care by general practitioners in the community keeps children out of hospital and provides be...
Objective To examine the association between gestational age at birth and hospital admissions to age...
Aim: To examine medical and sociodemographic factors involved in acute paediatric admission. To comp...
Background: Timely care by general practitioners in the community keeps children out of hospital and...
OBJECTIVE: To determine trends in emergency admission rates requiring different levels of critical c...
BACKGROUND: Timely care by general practitioners in the community keeps children out of hospital and...
Objectives: To explore the association between gestation at birth and hospital admissions to age 10 ...
Children’s use of hospital services in the UK has been increasing rapidly since the late 1990s. Find...
Objective To investigate a reported rise in the emergency hospital admission of children in England ...
OBJECTIVE: To investigate a reported rise in the emergency hospital admission of children in England...
departments, attendance rates are rising.1,2 There were 908 attendances per 1,000 infants aged less ...
Funding: The data were hosted in the safe haven thanks to funding by the FARR institution. Open Acce...
Timely care by general practitioners in the community keeps children out of hospital and provides be...
departments, attendance rates are rising.1,2 There were 908 attendances per 1,000 infants aged less ...
BACKGROUND: Increasing utilisation of Emergency and Acute Care services by children and young people...
Timely care by general practitioners in the community keeps children out of hospital and provides be...
Objective To examine the association between gestational age at birth and hospital admissions to age...
Aim: To examine medical and sociodemographic factors involved in acute paediatric admission. To comp...
Background: Timely care by general practitioners in the community keeps children out of hospital and...
OBJECTIVE: To determine trends in emergency admission rates requiring different levels of critical c...
BACKGROUND: Timely care by general practitioners in the community keeps children out of hospital and...
Objectives: To explore the association between gestation at birth and hospital admissions to age 10 ...