Classification of Groups

Ward, Donald E.

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“…A nurse measured patients vital signs and performed triage using the Emergency Severity Index (ESI) upon arrival to the ED. [42] Subsequently, patients vital signs were measured every 30 minutes by a trained member of our research staff, minimizing the amount of missing data. Vital sign measurements stopped if the patient was discharged or if the patient was relocated.…”

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Development and Internal Validation of a Model Predicting Safe, Early Discharge Among Patients Presenting to the Emergency Department with an Infection.

Mulders

Maaten

Boekhoud

et al. 2020

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Background: Prolonged hospitalization is associated with high costs and mortality, and increases the chance of adverse events. This study aimed to identify predictors of safe, early discharge in patients presenting to the Emergency Department (ED) with an infection. Methods: This prospective observational study was performed in the ED of a tertiary care teaching hospital. Adult non-trauma patients with suspected infection and at least two Systemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (SIRS) criteria were included. Exclusion criteria were intensive care unit admission and transfer to another hospital. Safe, early discharge was defined as hospital-discharge within 24 hours without disease-related death or readmission to our hospital during the first 7 days. A prediction model for safe, early discharge was created using a multivariate logistic regression analysis and validated with k-fold cross-validation. Results: 1381 patients were included, of whom 354 (25.6%) met the safe, early discharge criteria. Parameters associated with safe, early discharge were younger age, absence of co-morbidities, living independently, yellow or green triage urgency, absence of ambulance transport, absence of general practitioner referral, normal clinical impression, (q)SOFA, PIRO, MEDS, NEWS and SIRS scores, absence of abnormal vital sign measurements and absence of kidney and respiratory failure. A prediction model for safe, early discharge was developed with an area under the curve (AUC) of 0.824. Internal validation generated a minimal drop in performance, indicating a good fit. Conclusion: By identifying predictors of clinical improvement and combining several readily available parameters in the ED setting, a model for safe, early discharge with good prognostic performance was created.

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confidence: 99%

Development and Internal Validation of a Model Predicting Safe, Early Discharge Among Patients Presenting to the Emergency Department with an Infection.

Mulders

Maaten

Boekhoud

et al. 2020

Preprint

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“…Apabila pasien bisa menunggu karena resiko tidak tinggi, tidak terjadi perubahan kesadaran akut atau nyeri hebat Sumber: 13 dan tedapat dalam 14 Berikut ini adalah penjelasan dari masingmasing klasifikasi ESI menurut 11 Pengobatan pada pasien dengan prioritas 5 umumnya per oral atau rawat luka sederhana. Contoh prioritas 5 antara lain common cold Sumber: 13 11 Sumber: 13 11 Kesehatan Bakti Tunas Husada :…”

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Literature Review: Penggunaan Triase Emergency Severity Index (Esi) Di Instalasi Gawat Darurat (Igd)

Ariyani¹,

Rosidawati²

2020

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Knowledge, Skills, and Qualities for Effectively Facilitating an Adolescent Girls' Group

García

Lindgren

Pintor

2011

The Journal of School Nursing

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Nurses employed in a variety of school settings often rely on group-format approaches to support the health and well-being of adolescent girls. The process of selecting an effective facilitator, and evaluating the impact of a facilitator on intervention process and outcomes, is rarely described. The purpose of this article was to synthesize the literature regarding facilitator knowledge, skills, and qualities to provide school-based researchers and practitioners with a framework for selecting and evaluating group facilitators. Literature was reviewed between Fall of 2008 and Spring of 2011. Findings were synthesized into categories that provide the organization for this article (why groups, why a facilitator, and the knowledge, skills, and qualities of an effective girls' group facilitator). Nurses need to carefully identify, select, and equip those who serve as facilitators because group successes, evidenced in the ways girls grow and support each other in growth, are the result of a successful, well-matched facilitator-group participant experience.

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Classification of Groups

Cited by 4 publications

References 13 publications

Development and Internal Validation of a Model Predicting Safe, Early Discharge Among Patients Presenting to the Emergency Department with an Infection.

Development and Internal Validation of a Model Predicting Safe, Early Discharge Among Patients Presenting to the Emergency Department with an Infection.

Literature Review: Penggunaan Triase Emergency Severity Index (Esi) Di Instalasi Gawat Darurat (Igd)

Knowledge, Skills, and Qualities for Effectively Facilitating an Adolescent Girls' Group

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