prolonged hospitalization

What is Prolonged Hospitalization?

Prolonged hospitalization refers to an extended stay in a hospital, typically beyond what is expected for a certain condition. In pediatrics, this can be especially challenging due to the unique needs of children and their developmental stages.

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