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Hospital Bed Occupancy Rate: Calculation & Significance
Bed occupancy rate = (Occupied beds ÷ Total available beds) × 100%.
Example: 80 occupied of 100 beds = 80% occupancy.
Significance
- Measures resource utilization efficiency.
- High occupancy → better revenue use; low → unused capacity.
Influencing Factors
- Hospital size, services offered, patient population, season.
Strategies to Increase Occupancy
- Admit more patients
- Discharge sooner
- Transfer to other facilities
- Close unused beds
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