Synonyms for hospitalization
hos·pi·tal·iza·tion

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1. hospitalizationnoun

   a period of time when you are confined to a hospital

   "now they try to shorten the patient's hospitalization"

   Synonyms:
   hospital care, hospitalisation, hospitalization insurance

2. hospitalizationnoun

   the condition of being treated as a patient in a hospital

   "he hoped to avoid the expense of hospitalization"

   Synonyms:
   hospital care, hospitalisation, hospitalization insurance

3. hospitalization insurance, hospitalizationnoun

   insurance that pays all or part of a patient's hospital expense

   Synonyms:
   hospital care, hospitalisation, hospitalization insurance

4. hospitalization, hospitalisation, hospital carenoun

   placing in medical care in a hospital

   Synonyms:
   hospital care, hospitalisation, hospitalization insurance

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1. • Condition
   • Health Insurance
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1. List of paraphrases for "hospitalization":

   hospitalisation, hospitalizations, hospital, inpatient, in-patient, confinement, committal

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1. Janet Englund:

   We've always said that the number one goal is to prevent hospitalization, but families would like them to prevent transmission in the household, particularly if they have people in the household that are at risk like the elderly.

2. Chief Scientific Officer Daniel Skovronsky:

   For the treatment indication, particularly, this could go pretty fast, if in August or September we're seeing the people who got treated are not progressing to hospitalization, that would be powerful data and could lead to emergency use authorization.

3. Desmar Walkes:

   Every person that we can vaccinate is another person that's not going to be sick, the vaccines work to prevent severe illness, hospitalization and death.

4. Salim Abdool Karim:

   We would start by vaccinating about 100,000 individuals in the first step. We would look at the hospitalization rates once we've done those vaccinations. And if we find that the hospitalization rates are below the threshold -- that we are looking at -- then we can be confident that the vaccine is efficacious... and if so, we can then proceed to continuing the rollout, if we find that the hospitalizations are substantial -- more than we anticipated -- then we would have to stop, take stock of where we are and perhaps switch to other vaccines.

5. Ron DeSantis:

   Now, what the AP did by trying to create a false narrative is some people may believe the narrative and then think that this is not a viable treatment for them so if they're infected, they will not go seek a monoclonal antibody and that will ultimately increase their risk of hospitalization, so the AP knew what they were doing, they wanted to do a political hit on me and the fallout from that is that there will likely be people who decline life-saving treatment. And then they have the temerity to act like they were the victim when they got called out on their hit piece.