- ... were given a choice between home care and inpatient care ( Sopko et al , ... microbiologically documented infection was the most common cause of fever (61%) ...
- ... the NICE guideline on child maltreatment ). 39. Do not admit infants or children with faltering growth to ... Alliance (UK). Faltering Growth – recognition and management. London: National Institute for Health and Care Excellence ( ...
- ... possible fever, lethargy or distress. Research ... aureus , although this may not be clinically apparent. There are data to show ...
- ... 22-26, 1988 Population includes children with laboratory documented RSV infection. ... findings were not used to assess disease severity or to determine ...
- ... Neutrophil count Temperature Mortality Critical care Serious infection Clinically documented infection Complications Length of stay METHODS Information sources and ...
- ... bacterial contamination of raw breast milk and of clinically documented infections in infants receiving expressed breast milk. Nevertheless, the ...
- ... that outcomes of serious infection , mortality , critical care , clinically documented infection and complications to be the most clinically relevant to the question. Avoiding death or the ...
- ... chronic Burkholderia cepacia complex infection (when treatment has not eradicated the infection) and who become clinically unwell with a pulmonary disease exacerbation: give a ...
- ... outcomes of completed treatment and clinical recurrence are not clinically meaningful when considering this management technique. The model was built with a one ...
- ... morbidity and even death can occur. Emergency room management Start intravenous fluid immediately even if not clinically dehydrated with 10% dextrose and appropriate electrolytes at ...
43 results