Prehospital factors associated with an ICU admission from the emergency department

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作者：
TA Williams
J Finn
D Fatovich
D Brink
KM Ho
H Tohira
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[1] Curtin University,
[2] Royal Perth Hospital,undefined
[3] St John Ambulance - WA,undefined
[4] Curtin University Health Sciences,undefined
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Critical Care | / 19卷 / Suppl 1期
关键词：
Critical Illness; Early Warning System; Ambulance Service; Prehospital Setting; Hospital Arrival;
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10.1186/cc14485
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