… This observation suggests that delivery of the optimum FND care may not be occurring
appropriately in the inpatient setting. Of concern, approximately 1% of adult patients with FNDs (…

… Improving the quality of hospital antibiotic use is a major goal … , and Reserve (AWaRe)
classification could facilitate simple … of paediatric AWaRe antibiotic use that could be used for …

… classification systems … hospital settings, observed that 11% of the children, aged 2 months
to 16 years old, were undernourished. Recently our group [59], using growth parameters (WFA …

… effort to generate CPs for pediatric suicide risk-screening in general hospital settings. …
The BSSA evaluation helps classify the risk of suicide as low risk, high risk, or imminent risk …

… classification systems applied in different regions of the world, etc. With this in mind, this WHO
pediatric tumor classification … In the pediatric setting, four different types are distinguished (…

… We sought to address this knowledge gap by linking hospital-level pediatric readiness …
based on International Classification of Diseases, 9th Revision, Clinical Modification (ICD-9-…

… system. There is evidence that appropriate diagnosis can be accomplished in the primary
care setting for children … recommendations, the DSM-5 classification criteria are based on the …

… settings, and ambulatory surgery centers also has increased markedly. In recognition of
this need for both elective and emergency use of sedation in nontraditional settings… (hospital, …

… special populations (eg, pediatrics, obstetrics, trauma surgery… argues, “We take care of
sicker patients at hospital A.” … whether or not to transfer patients to other facilities. It may be …

… Testing performed in the outpatient (OR, 2.13 [1.86-2.44]) or ED setting (OR, 3.16 [95% CI,
2.72-3.67]) was more likely to yield a positive result compared with inpatient settings, as was …