Sepsis in the Context of Nonventilator Hospital-Acquired Pneumonia.

Overview of attention for article published in American Journal of Critical Care, January 2020

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RT @hopealuko: Karen Giuliano et al in @ajccme @UMassAmherst used #HCUP database to show high rates of #sepsis in patients with healthcare…

Karen Giuliano et al in @ajccme @UMassAmherst used #HCUP database to show high rates of #sepsis in patients with healthcare associated pneumonia not on ventilators. I wonder about long-term outcomes in such a cohort. #NurseTwitter https://t.co/9IdmG7SF…

RT @AACNme: #Sepsis occurs in more than a third of #patients with nonventilator #hospital-acquired #pneumonia (NV-HAP), according to a retr…

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