Do hospital pressures change following rotavirus vaccine introduction? a retrospective database analysis in a large paediatric hospital in the UK

Keyphrases

• Retrospective Analysis 100%
• Pediatric Hospital 100%
• Pressure Change 100%
• Rotavirus Vaccine 100%
• Vaccine Introduction 100%
• Bed Occupancy 100%
• Rotavirus Gastroenteritis 80%
• Hospitalization 40%
• Acute Gastroenteritis 40%
• Healthcare Staff 20%
• Infection Rate 20%
• Tertiary Care 20%
• Non-associated 20%
• International Classification of Diseases 20%
• Hospital Admission 20%
• Patient Demographics 20%
• Primary Care 20%
• Unmet Needs 20%
• Rotavirus 20%
• Medical Patients 20%
• Hospital-acquired Infection 20%
• Laboratory Confirmation 20%
• Secondary Care 20%
• Merseyside 20%
• Healthcare Resources 20%
• Hospital Database 20%
• Database Analysis 20%
• Financial Pressure 20%
• Pediatric Setting 20%
• Surgical Ward 20%
• Interrupted Time Series 20%
• Unplanned Readmission 20%
• Patient Bed 20%
• Diagnosis Codes 20%
• Readmission Rate 20%
• Post-vaccination Period 20%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Pediatrics 100%
• Rotavirus 100%
• Rotavirus Vaccine 100%
• Gastroenteritis 66%
• Infection 33%
• Acute Gastroenteritis 33%
• Cohort Effect 16%
• Tertiary Care 16%
• International Classification of Diseases 16%
• Patient Population 16%
• Infection Rate 16%
• Primary Health Care 16%
• Secondary Care 16%
• Hospital Infection 16%