1133: UTILITY OF LONGITUDINAL TRENDS FOR PREDICTING DETERIORATION IN HOSPITALIZED CHILDREN
Anoop Mayampurath(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Matthew M. Churpek(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Dana P. Edelson(University of Chicago), Priti Jani(University of Chicago), Kyle A. Carey, Emily Gilbert(Loyola University Chicago)
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