… clinical outcomes of patients who were admitted through the ED to the admissions coordinated
by the transfer … to consider monitoring patient outcomes as a metric for patient transfers. …

… high-level discussion of the patient's clinical condition and appropriateness for transfer. …
factor for patients' outcomes. We did not include those patients transferred from referring EDs to …

… The strongest evidence for the efficacy of telemedicine in clinical outcomes comes from
home-… in surgical and neonatal intensive care units as well as patient transfer in neurosurgery. …

… 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 …

… patients and/or their families. As evident through these data, patients returning to duty and
patients transferred to US … suggestive of patients requiring less intense care), from patients …

… in selected patients; however, the effect of workflow and interhospital transfer is not clear in
… workflow and direct versus transferred status on clinical outcome in the DAWN population. …

… Whereas for those patients transferred from another institution, where previous … not performed
unless an evident clinical deterioration was observed during transfer. LVO was confirmed …

… Transitions of care, when a patient transfers between different locations or different levels
of care within the same location, 11 are risk points for medication management. Adequate and …

… , the overall number of patients transferred to other acute care facilities was quite small. …
The American Burn Association has developed a list of clinical criteria to identify patients that …

… In conclusion, we show that a substantial proportion of patients transferred from abroad …
clinical performance of the individual patient, which might help for risk stratification in a clinical …