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census

Etymology: L, censere, to assess

1 an enumeration of the population, usually conducted periodically as a function of an official agency. In addition to counting heads, the census often collects information about members of a household, sources of income, types of dwellings, and matters relating to the health of the community.

2 in the hospital setting, the number of patients in the hospital.

census

an official count. In the hospital setting, the total number of patients admitted to the facility by midnight, or sometimes at another time of the day or evening.

average daily census the average number of patients per day in a hospital over a given period of time; admitted patients and outpatients are counted separately.

census

measurement of a parameter of population by total counts of individuals—a full muster.

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Hospital care 1. The number of inpatients–ie occupied beds in a service, unit, ward, or in the entire hospital or health care facility, exclusive of newborns 2. A list of Pts in a service, unit, ward, or the entire hospital. Cf Bed. Cf Bypass.

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Phil's detailed censusing of the area this year bodes well for the natterjack population, with 266 spawn strings discovered in suitable pools so far.

John Dempsey on country matters ... country by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)

Thirty-seven census stations based on habitat suitability were previously established within the study site in 1998 (figure 3), and all censusing protocols followed the techniques developed by Henry Smith, Wildlife Biologist, District 5 (H.

Reproductive success, territory size, and predation pressures of the ... by Cowan, Ernest M. / Endangered Species Update

Stock assessment of a large marine gastropod (Strombus gigas) using randomized and stratified towed-diver censusing.

Translocation as a strategy to rehabilitate the queen conch (Strombus ... by Delgado, Gabriel A.; Bartels, Claudine T.; Glazer, Robert A.; Brown-Peterson, Nancy J.; McCarthy, Ke / Fishery Bulletin

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