admisi

Admisi is the process of admitting a patient to a hospital or medical facility. It includes the administrative and clinical steps required to place a patient under inpatient care, from initial contact to bed assignment and the start of treatment. In Indonesian healthcare, admisi is a formal term used in hospital administration and patient flow.

The term derives from Latin admittere and is used in many languages, but in medical administration it is specifically associated with the transition of a patient from community or outpatient care to an inpatient stay within a facility.

Key steps in the admisi process typically include: triage or initial assessment (in emergency settings); registration and identity verification; collection of medical history and current medications; measurement of vital signs and a physical examination; formulation of a preliminary diagnosis and treatment plan; obtaining informed consent where required; assignment to an appropriate bed or ward; documentation in the medical record; and initiation of the inpatient billing or coding process.

Admission types are defined by clinical need and setting. Elective admissions are scheduled in advance for planned procedures, while emergency or urgent admissions occur when the patient’s condition requires immediate care. The admisi process is governed by privacy, consent, and infection-control policies, and is supported by hospital information systems that manage bed availability, patient flow, and billing.