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[Critical pathways in practice].

open access: yesTidsskrift for den Norske laegeforening : tidsskrift for praktisk medicin, ny raekke, 2017
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Critical Pathways

Critical Pathways in Cardiology: A Journal of Evidence-Based Medicine, 2002
Critical pathways are care plans that detail the essential steps in patient care with a view to describing the expected progress of the patient. The authors' review of the literature suggest the use of critical pathways reduces the cost of care and the length of patient stay in hospital.
Marja, Renholm   +2 more
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Critical pathways: A critical analysis

International Journal of Nursing Practice, 1996
This paper explores critical pathways in relation to nursing knowledge and practice. Critical pathways, as part of managed care, have evolved from contemporary economic and management influences on health care. Critical analysis of actual texts of critical pathways and relevant published literature reveals how certain knowledge bases and interests are ...
Terri Gibson, Marie Heartfield
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Upgrading Practice with Critical Pathways

The American Journal of Nursing, 1992
subject of the first pathway because the length of stay is relatively short and the surgical recovery uncomplicated. Early and close collaboration with our orthopaedic physicians enabled us to deve op a form consistent with their various practice styles and to gain their support once we implemented the pathway.
C, Mosher   +5 more
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Critical pathways.

Food management, 1994
A multipurpose six-page, three-fold flow sheet improves patient outcomes, meets JCAHO standards and facilitates easy tracking of a patient's progress. The flow sheet is divided into nursing process, expected patient outcomes, critical pathway and variance report. Outcomes management is an effective process to control costs and improve patient outcomes.
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Critical pathways in microbial virulence

Journal of Clinical Periodontology, 2005
AbstractThe virulence of a microbe represents a combination of complex factors including the agent's transmissibility and the severity of the disease associated with infection and is also significantly influenced by the susceptibility of the colonized host.
M A, Curtis, J M, Slaney, J, Aduse-Opoku
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