Hospitalisation in an emergency department short-stay unit compared to an internal medicine department is associated with fewer complications in older patients : an observational study
Camilla Strøm Artikkel Engelsk
*0011265956 *008171109s2017 xx# 000 0 eng *019 $bk *08230$a618.97025 *100 $aStrøm, Camilla$4aut$_148585300 *245 $aHospitalisation in an emergency department short-stay unit compared to an internal medicine department is associated with fewer complications in older patients$ban observational study *300 $a9 s. : ill. *500 $aVitenskapelig artikkel *5208 $aInneholder sammendrag *650 $aakuttbehandling$9nor$2norart$_128555500 *650 $aeldre$9nor$2norart$_128564300 *653 $aaccelerated care$9eng$_148585400 *653 $aadverse events$9eng$_135520400 *653 $aalternative hospitalisation strategies$9eng$_148585500 *653 $aelderly patients$9eng$_130113900 *653 $aemergency department short-stay units$9eng$_148585600 *653 $ageriatric emergency medicine$9eng$_148585700 *700 $aKromberg, Laurits Schou;$4aut$_148585800 *700 $aMollerup, Talie Khadem;$4aut$_148585900 *700 $aRasmussen, Lars Simon;$4aut$_147228600 *700 $aSchmidt, Thomas Andersen$4aut$_131201200 *773 $tScandinavian journal of trauma, resuscitation and emergency medicine [elektronisk ressurs]$gVol. 25 (2017)$x1757-7241 *8564 $uhttps://doi.org/10.1186/s13049-017-0422-9 *999 $z1700619716$anorart:1700619716 ^