Most people admitted to U.S. ICUs are not that sick (Review, CHEST)
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Each individual episode of critical illness produces a mushroom cloud of data, most of which dissipates without being recorded at all (think realtime infusion rates of vasopressors and continuous ECG monitoring). A few large databases capture outcomes data from multiple participating hospitals (like the National Inpatient Sample), and the new
Most people admitted to U.S. ICUs are not that sick (Review, CHEST)
Most people admitted to U.S. ICUs are not…
Most people admitted to U.S. ICUs are not that sick (Review, CHEST)
Each individual episode of critical illness produces a mushroom cloud of data, most of which dissipates without being recorded at all (think realtime infusion rates of vasopressors and continuous ECG monitoring). A few large databases capture outcomes data from multiple participating hospitals (like the National Inpatient Sample), and the new
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