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Multimorbidity and Emergency Healthcare Provision: Improving Care through Data Driven Innovation
Diagnostic accuracy study of a MALDI-MS biomarker of acute kidney injury after fractured neck of femur surgery.
Maternal critical care: identifying at-risk women and understanding the short and long term consequences of critical illness.
Does activation of the endothelin system promote the transition of acute kidney injury to chronic kidney disease?
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Optimizing the diagnosis of acute pulmonary embolism
Understanding why trials in critical care work (or not): the role of process evaluation
Alcohol-related liver disease in the ICU: using data to inform decision-making
Blood transfusion in acute care: are we ready for personalised medicine?
Improving the care of patients with organophosphorus insecticide self-poisoning
A novel diagnostic for pneumonia-the challenges of developing diagnostic tests into practice
KidsBrainIT & IMPACT-ACE: Panning the data stream for gold
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Optimizing the diagnosis of acute pulmonary embolism
Understanding why trials in critical care work (or not): the role of process evaluation
Alcohol-related liver disease in the ICU: using data to inform decision-making
Blood transfusion in acute care: are we ready for personalised medicine?
Improving the care of patients with organophosphorus insecticide self-poisoning
A novel diagnostic for pneumonia-the challenges of developing diagnostic tests into practice
KidsBrainIT & IMPACT-ACE: Panning the data stream for gold
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Understanding why trials in critical care work (or not): the role of process evaluation
Understanding why trials in critical care work (or not): the role of process evaluation
Lydia Emerson, Research Fellow, City, University of London.
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2024-09-24
