Guerrero, Laura Bellido de Vega, Sofia Metola Gómez, Alberto Carretero Lanchas, Yedra Azcoitia Alvárez, Begoña
Análisis de la evolución de pacientes en probable situación de últimos días en un servicio de Urgencias. [artículo] - Medicina Paliativa, 2013 - 20(1):10-8.
Formato Vancouver:
Metola Gómez A, García Romo E, Bellido de Vega S, Carretero Lanchas Y, Azcoitia Álvarez B, Guerrero L. Análisis de la evolución de pacientes en probable situación de últimos días en un servicio de Urgencias. Palliat Med. 2013; 20(1):10-8.
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Objective: To analyse the outcome of patients with expected poor prognosis in an Emergency Department (probably at the end of life) using a computerized clinical history review. Material and method: A descriptive study. We present a prospective review of the computerized clinical history of inpatients at the Emergency Department in University Hospital 12 de Octubre (Madrid) during one month. Patients with a comment of expected poor prognosis or end-of-life situation (less than 15 days) in their computerized clinical history were included in the study. The inpatients were followed up for
Análisis de la evolución de pacientes en probable situación de últimos días en un servicio de Urgencias. [artículo] - Medicina Paliativa, 2013 - 20(1):10-8.
Formato Vancouver:
Metola Gómez A, García Romo E, Bellido de Vega S, Carretero Lanchas Y, Azcoitia Álvarez B, Guerrero L. Análisis de la evolución de pacientes en probable situación de últimos días en un servicio de Urgencias. Palliat Med. 2013; 20(1):10-8.
Contiene 36 referencias
Objective: To analyse the outcome of patients with expected poor prognosis in an Emergency Department (probably at the end of life) using a computerized clinical history review. Material and method: A descriptive study. We present a prospective review of the computerized clinical history of inpatients at the Emergency Department in University Hospital 12 de Octubre (Madrid) during one month. Patients with a comment of expected poor prognosis or end-of-life situation (less than 15 days) in their computerized clinical history were included in the study. The inpatients were followed up for
