Self-discharge against medical advice from tertiary health institution: A call for concern | Zendy

Moruf Babatunde Yusuf | Zendy; Johnson Dare Ogunlusi | Zendy; Sunday Ogunsuyi Popoola | Zendy; Sheriff Olawale Ogunlayi | Zendy; Waheed O. Babalola | Zendy; Kehinde Sunday Oluwadiya | Zendy

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Self-discharge against medical advice from tertiary health institution: A call for concern

Author(s) -

Moruf Babatunde Yusuf,

Johnson Dare Ogunlusi,

Sunday Ogunsuyi Popoola,

Sheriff Olawale Ogunlayi,

Waheed O. Babalola,

Kehinde Sunday Oluwadiya

Publication year - 2017

Publication title -

nigerian postgraduate medical journal

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 0.261

H-Index - 19

ISSN - 1117-1936

DOI - 10.4103/npmj.npmj_88_17

Subject(s) - against medical advice , tertiary care , medicine , tertiary institution , health care , family medicine , medical advice , physical therapy , emergency medicine , general surgery , medical emergency , pediatrics , nursing , economics , medical education , economic growth

Self-discharge by patients without completing their treatment is a problematic issue in healthcare and is strongly associated with readmission and poor treatment outcome.

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