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Recognising the deterioration of patients in acute care wards: a qualitative study

2022-06-13

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<h4>Background: </h4> Infrastructure, equipment and staff constraints are often cited as barriers to the recognition and rescue of deteriorating patients in resource-limited settings. The impact of health-system organisation, decision-making and organisational culture on recognition of deterioration is however poorly understood. This study explores how health care providers recognise deterioration of patients in a...

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23daf436-9ff2-5c5b-9b77-4045b911de2c
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10.12688/wellcomeopenres.17624.2
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