What does HES stand for?

Hospital Episode Statistics (UK)

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Hospital Episode Statistics showed that 23,411 under-14s were admitted for inpatient care because of the effects of alcohol between 1998-99 and 2006-07.

Shock drinking habits of under-14s

We used Hospital Episode Statistics to describe trends in hospital admissions for community-onset staphylococcal disease and national general practice data to describe trends in community prescribing for staphylococcal disease.

Increasing hospitalizations and general practice prescriptions for ...

Official statistics from Hospital Episode Statistics, which records data onHealth Service wards, show eating disorders have become so widespread they areputting serious pressure on the number of beds available to other patients.

The size zero epidemic

We extracted hospital admission data for drug users 15-44 years of age for the fiscal years April 1, 1997-March 31, 2004, from the UK Department of Health, hospital episode statistics (HES) database.

Skin and soft tissue infections and vascular disease among drug ...

Due to a combination of underreporting, low prevalence of testing for rotavirus, and misclassification, hospital episode statistics are rarely sufficient for assessment of the extent of national rotavirus-associated disease.

Incidence and cost of rotavirus hospitalizations in Denmark

We compared data from Hospital Episode Statistics (HES) and the Public Health Laboratory Services (PHLS) for incidence estimates and from HES and the Office for National Statistics (ONS) for estimates of deaths.

Capture-recapture analysis and pneumococcal meningitis estimates in ...

Hospital episode statistics record hospital admissions of viral encephalitis; although not timely enough for surveillance, these statistics can be used to monitor the distribution of admissions attributed to viral encephalitis by hospital physicians.

Viral encephalitis in England, 1989-1998: what did we miss? (Research)