hospitalised
Hospitalised is the term used in British English to describe the process of admitting a person to a hospital for medical care. In American English, the equivalent term is hospitalized. The word can function as an adjective, as in a hospitalised patient, or as a verb, as in The patient was hospitalised after the accident. Hospitalisation implies that the patient requires more intensive monitoring, evaluation, or treatment than can be safely provided outside a hospital setting.
Reasons for hospitalisation include acute illnesses such as infections or organ dysfunction, injuries, surgical procedures, childbirth,
Care during hospitalisation is delivered by a multidisciplinary team and may involve monitoring, diagnostics, medications, procedures,