Patient Outcomes and Cost-Effectiveness of a Sepsis Care Quality Improvement Program in a Health System*

Majid Afshar(Loyola University Medical Center), Cara Joyce(Loyola University Chicago), Talar Markossian(Loyola University Chicago), Erum Arain(Loyola University Medical Center), Meng Xie(Loyola University Chicago), Matthew M. Churpek(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Chen Ye(BGI Group (China)), Josh Lee(Loyola University Medical Center), Emily Gilbert(Loyola University Chicago), Ramón Durazo-Arvizú(Loyola University Chicago)
Critical Care Medicine
July 12, 2019
10.1097/ccm.0000000000003919
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