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You Never Know, Until You Know, and Then You Know: An Interview With COL (Ret) John F. Kragh Jr, MD.

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Rapid response systems: you won't know there is a problem until you measure it

The rapid response system concept is one of the first patient-centered and organizational-wide systems aimed at preventing deaths and serious adverse events. It has been strongly argued that we need a benchmark that reflects the care of a deteriorating patient across the organization using a 'score to door time'; that is, the time from the first vital sign abnormality to admission to the ICU. T...

Everything you never wanted to know about polarization--but were afraid you might find out.

Most practitioners of cytometry, whether “flow jocks” or more casual users (“Joe and/or Josie Three-Color”), measure the intensity of scattered light and fluorescence emission in one or more selected wavelength regions, and pay no attention to the degree or direction of polarization of that light. Most of the time, we have gotten away with it. However, the article by Asbury, Uy, and van den Eng...

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