Identifying High-Risk Subphenotypes and Associated Harms From Delayed Antibiotic Orders and Delivery*
Xuan Han(Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine), Matthew M. Churpek(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Markos Kashiouris(Virginia Commonwealth University), Majid Afshar(Loyola University Medical Center), Christopher Winslow(Endeavor Health), Kyle A. Carey, Alexandra B. Spicer(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Neda Laiteerapong(University of Chicago), Emily Gilbert(Loyola University Chicago), Nirav Shah(NorthShore University HealthSystem)
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