Retrospective identification of infection in the emergency department: A significant challenge in sepsis clinical trials
Catherine O’Neal(Louisiana State Department of Health and Hospitals), Hollis R. O’Neal(Louisiana State University), Matthew S. Berlinger(Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center), Terrell Caffery(Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center), Shannon Alwood(Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center), Tonya Jagneaux(Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center), Mandi W. Musso(Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center), Katherine W. LaVie(Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center New Orleans), Morgan Walker(Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center), Michael A. Sanchez(Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center), Christopher B. Thomas(Louisiana State University), Diana Hamer(Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center)
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