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Prospective Study of the Wilson Severity-of-Illness Scoring System for Complicated Skin and Skin Structure Infections [PDF]
George H. Talbot+3 more
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Predictive Value of Family History on Severity of Illness
Barry Milne+5 more
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Healthcare associated infections and severity of illness index of patients in intensive care units [PDF]
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Seminars in Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, 2010
Severity of illness scores are increasingly used in the intensive care environment to help predict outcome, to characterize disease severity and degree of organ dysfunction, to stratify patients for clinical trial enrollment, to assess resource use, and to compare intensive care unit (ICU) performance.
Vincent, Jean Louis+1 more
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Severity of illness scores are increasingly used in the intensive care environment to help predict outcome, to characterize disease severity and degree of organ dysfunction, to stratify patients for clinical trial enrollment, to assess resource use, and to compare intensive care unit (ICU) performance.
Vincent, Jean Louis+1 more
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Depression, illness beliefs and severity of illness
Journal of Psychosomatic Research, 1982The relationship of effective status to abnormal illness behavior (AIB), locus of control and severity of illness was investigated in a series of patients seen for psychiatric consultation in a general hospital. Results showed no relationship between depression and the actual severity of illness, AIB dimensions or locus of control.
Jeanne B. Rosenthal, Thomas N. Wise
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The denial of severe mental illness [PDF]
Those who visit mental health programs in this and other countries often hear program directors say that by developing extensive and high-quality cornmunitv-based programs, they have reduced their long-term hospitalized patients to a remarkably low nuiither or have even eliminated the need for hospitals.
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Basics of Stratifying for Severity of Illness
Infection Control & Hospital Epidemiology, 1996AbstractConventional wisdom suggests that those who assess healthcare processes and outcomes always should stratify cases by severity of illness; however, infection control personnel should analyze each quality assessment tool with and without severity adjustment and determine whether such adjustment is necessary.
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