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... 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 ...

... bacterial contamination of raw breast milk and of clinically documented infections in infants receiving expressed breast milk. Nevertheless, the ...

... young people with cystic fibrosis and severe chest infection treated for an exacerbation with P aeruginosa showed no clinically significant difference in number of admissions to hospital requiring IV antibiotics or mortality between a 2 week ...

... acutely unwell or there is a specific indication requiring inpatient care, such as a plan to begin tube feeding (see recommendation ... Guideline Alliance (UK). Faltering Growth – recognition and management. London: National Institute for Health and Care Excellence ( ...

... possible fever, lethargy or distress. Research ... of clinical management and the emergence of multiresistant bacteria? Why this ...

... this indicator. They noted that this is a clinically significant event that ... management usually requiring placement of the patient in a monitored bed, ...

... on the type of support surface provided. Settings requiring special considerations – panel ... Availability – A number of panel members ...

... 22-26, 1988 Population includes children with laboratory documented RSV ... management of respiratory syncytial virus bronchiolitis, Chest, 120, 203- ...