Causal Association of Physician-in-Triage with Improved Pediatric Sepsis Care: A Single-Center, Emergency Department Experience.

Causal Association of Physician-in-Triage with Improved Pediatric Sepsis Care: A Single-Center, Emergency Department Experience.
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通过改善儿科脓毒症护理的贸易医师因果协会:单中心的急诊科经验。

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10.1097/pq9.0000000000000651
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2023-05
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1.1
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