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Month: January 2014

Mortality of rapid response team patients in Australia: a multicentre study.

crit care resusc • January 31, 2014

Missed medical emergency team activations: tracking decisions and outcomes in practice.

crit care resusc • January 31, 2014

No enlargement of the right internal jugular vein of the dialysis patients in the Trendelenburg position.

J Chin Med Assoc • January 31, 2014

The impact of body mass index on inpatient- versus outpatient-treated chronic obstructive pulmonary disease exacerbations.

can respir j • January 31, 2014

Safe and effective prescription of exercise in acute exacerbations of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease: rationale and methods for an integrated knowledge translation study.

can respir j • January 31, 2014

Influenza infection screening tools fail to accurately predict influenza status for patients during pandemic H1N1 influenza season.

can respir j • January 31, 2014

Pocket-size echocardiograph–a valuable tool for nonexperts or just a portable device for echocardiographers?

adv med sci • January 31, 2014

Patient frailty: the elephant in the operating room.

Anaesthesia • January 31, 2014

Acute pulmonary hypertension after transjugular intrahepatic portosystemic shunt: a potentially deadly but commonly forgotten complication.

gastroenterol nurs • January 31, 2014

Does hospital occupancy impact discharge rates?

Aust Health Rev • January 31, 2014

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