P0394 / #852: DEVELOPMENT OF A MOBILE HEALTH TOOL TO OBJECTIVELY MEASURE RESPIRATORY DISTRESS IN INFANTS
Larissa Stanberry(Abbott Northwestern Hospital), Amelie von Saint André-von Arnim(Seattle Children's Hospital), Jonathan A. Poli, Robert M DiBlasi(Seattle Children's Hospital), Margaret Rosenfeld(Seattle Children's Hospital), Christopher J. Howard, Joan Roberts(Seattle Children's Hospital), Dylan Rich(Seattle Children's Hospital), John K. McGuire(University of Washington)
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