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Materials and methods A retrospective study collected data from electronic medical record from Rajavithi hospital and National Health Security Office. ACSCs selected were DM, HT and related diseases based on diagnosis codes (ICD-10) from fiscal year 2007–2011. The outcome measurements were number of patients, inpatient admissions, length of stay and cost from hospitalisation. The referral cases were excluded. Descriptive statistics were expressed as a median, 25th and 75th percentile, and percentage. The rates of ACSC were shown by trend line and R for a perfect linearity. The ACSC rate was calculated by number of admission patients on the condition divided by number of patients of that condition visited ambulatory care.

Hospitalisation by ambulatory care sensitive conditions at Rajavithi hospital, Bangkok