Sepsis Mortality in Hospitalized Children With Cancer Is Associated With Lack of a Screening Tool
Hana Hakim(St. Jude Children's Research Hospital), Jennifer J. Wilkes(University of Washington), Zachary D. Prudowsky(Baylor College of Medicine), Ruth Riggs(Children's Hospital Association), Michelle Maixner(Memorial Hermann), Andrea D. Orsey(University of Connecticut), Kimberly A. DiGerolamo(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Wendi Redfern(Children's Hospital of Wisconsin), Jennifer K. Workman(University of Utah), Mira A. Kohorst(Mayo Clinic), Vikram Raghu(Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh), Jonathan D. Hron(Boston Children's Hospital), Jeffery J. Auletta(Nationwide Children's Hospital), Jean M. Mulcahy Levy, Timothy J. D. Ohlsen(Seattle Children's Hospital), Kathryn Laurie(Goryeb Children's Hospital), Troy Richardson(Children's Hospital Association), Ranna A. Rozenfeld(Northwestern University)
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