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Out-of-hospital cardiac arrest: in-hospital intervention strategies
The Lancet, 2018The prognosis after out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) has improved in the past few decades because of advances in interventions used outside and in hospital. About half of patients who have OHCA with initial ventricular tachycardia or ventricular fibrillation and who are admitted to hospital in coma after return of spontaneous circulation will ...
Hassager, Christian +2 more
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Semergen, 2017
Childbirth is a physiological process and, as such, there should be limited assistance for the woman to ensure that it follows its natural process, avoiding any possible complication and, if they do appear, attempting to resolve them. Health personnel should try to achieve a balance between safety and the least possible outside assistance.
N, Fernández Domínguez +3 more
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Childbirth is a physiological process and, as such, there should be limited assistance for the woman to ensure that it follows its natural process, avoiding any possible complication and, if they do appear, attempting to resolve them. Health personnel should try to achieve a balance between safety and the least possible outside assistance.
N, Fernández Domínguez +3 more
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In-hospital mortality after out-of-hospital cardiac arrest
The Lancet, 1995In-hospital management of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest is complicated by uncertainty about prognosis and the need to identify markers of adverse outcome in individuals surviving initial resuscitation. We sought to identify factors that predict in-hospital death among patients who initially survive out-of-hospital cardiac arrest.
N R, Grubb, R A, Elton, K A, Fox
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Characteristics of out-of-hospital shock care*
Critical Care Medicine, 2011Regionalization of care is a potential strategy for the management of shock. There are no data describing the regional distribution of patients with out-of-hospital shock. We sought to describe the incidence, demographic, clinical, and regional characteristics of patients with traumatic and nontraumatic medical shock treated by out-of-hospital ...
Henry E, Wang +2 more
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OUT-OF-HOSPITAL CARE OF PEDIATRIC PATIENTS
Pediatric Clinics of North America, 1999The out-of-hospital care of children has seen significant changes in the past 10 years. Much work has yet to be done to research interventions and prevention strategies that have a positive effect on the outcome of children. Physicians, nurses, and out-of-hospital providers must serve as advocates for children in their communities.
M, Gausche, J S, Seidel
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Rethinking Out-of-Hospital Intravenous Access
Annals of Emergency Medicine, 2012Liberal use of intravenous access in the out-of-hospital setting has been an unquestioned standard. This is particularly true of intravenous access for many types of medical noninjury cases. Studies have shown that out-of-hospital intravenous access is often precautionary and that only 17% to 39% of the total out-of-hospital lines placed for noninjury ...
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Out-of-Hospital Transfer of Trauma Patients
Emergency Health Services Review, 1984This study examined a large number of demographic, hospital, and medical factors that may influence out-of-hospital transfer for trauma patients. Data from the 1977 and 1978 National Hospital Discharge Survey were used to assemble a case-control data set of injuries (n=4576); cases were defined as transfers out of hospital and controls were discharges ...
J, Goldberg, P S, Levy, J L, Goldberg
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BMJ, 2013
Many patients in hospital in the United Kingdom would love to leave. These are noisy, fractious places where you’d never choose to be unless you really had to. And nowadays I am pleasantly surprised when anyone with complex needs actually gets out of hospital at all.
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Many patients in hospital in the United Kingdom would love to leave. These are noisy, fractious places where you’d never choose to be unless you really had to. And nowadays I am pleasantly surprised when anyone with complex needs actually gets out of hospital at all.
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Out-of-hospital thrombolytic administration
Journal of Emergency Nursing, 1995Connie Mattera, Anne Marie Kozul
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Out-of-hospital unexpected delivery
Anaesthesia Critical Care & Pain Medicine, 2016G, Bagou, F-J, Mercier, B, Vivien
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