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The Villages Hospital by the numbers (help me figure this out)
The Villages Hospital just celebrated its tenth anniversary and they put a 4 page flier in last Sunday's Daily Sun newspaper (July 15, 2012).
The heading on the back page was: "By The Numbers" My question involves two of those numbers: 1) 2012> Inpatient 86,830 2) 2012> 223 beds First of all, we are only a little more than half way through the year, so how did they come up with 86,830 inpatients for 2012? Secondly, even if the above number is a projection, they don't have enough beds to accomodate 86,830 inpatients. If every bed was filled every day of the year, and every bed was turned over daily, that would accomodate only 81,395 inpatients. That's with every bed filled and maximum turnover. So they reported 5,435 more inpatients than the hospital's capacity can handle. What do you make of it? |
ER Visits
I bet they are counting patients served in the ER
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In last 10 years?
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Hospital
Inpatient is probably anyone that uses a bed. Doesn't necessary mean overnight. So, ER or day surgeries etc...all would be inpatient.
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I called the hospital but the two people I talked to didn't have an answer for me. One said she would try to find out.
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The woman who called said a correction will be printed and I assume she meant in The Daily Sun. P.S. Thanks to Bogie for encouraging me to call. |
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Sounds more like patients since they opened??
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