2019•Annals of Emergency MedicineOpen access

20 The Use of Delta-Modified Early Warning Scores Predicts Additional Mortality Risk Within Quick Sequential Organ Failure Assessment-Negative Emergency Department Patients

Nicholas M. Levin, Dennis Horton, Matthew Sanford, Mahima Saseendran, K. Graves, Matthew White, Joseph E. Tonna

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Key concepts: Mews, Medicine, Early warning score, Triage, Emergency department, Emergency medicine, Retrospective cohort study, Sepsis

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