… Though no prior data has examined outcomes of patients transferred with respiratory …
of good clinical outcomes. J Neurointerv Surg 2013;5:294–7.doi:10.1136/neurintsurg-2011-010245 …

… cost-effectiveness and clinical outcomes of treating acute illness in the NH without the
disruption created by a transfer to a new clinical setting. The majority of the patients in our study …

… Therefore, we studied the incremental improvement that increasingly more detailed clinical
and … patients transferred to our institution supports the hypothesis that higher proportions of …

… The results of this study demonstrated that interventionalist-transfer strategy is superior to
patient-transfer strategy in reducing D2B and improving 1-year clinical outcome for patients …

… In conclusion, while some transfers are necessary for clinical reasons, patient transfers are
occurring with increasing frequency, often at short notice. They usually involve a variety of …

… transfer to higher level care when compared with direct admission to a trauma center negatively
impacts clinical outcomes for trauma patients… trauma center with patients transferred from …

… hospitals become accountable for patient outcomes, it is essential that patients transferred
for care, … In particular, we are not able to assess clinical details about reasons for transfer or …

… are essential and occur in response to patients’ clinical changes. However, increasingly …
on patient transfers, patient outcomes and nursing workload. The incidence of patient transfers …

… impact of nighttime transfer of patients from the intensive care unit (ICU) on clinical outcome.
… In this retrospective study of patients transferred from three ICUs to the hospital ward, we did …

… In fact, patients transferred to the ICU had a higher mean temperature than control patients,
and the constellation of fever, hypoxia, tachycardia, and hypotension may reflect a sub-…