Predicting surgical resource consumption and in-hospital mortality in resource-scarce conflict settings: a retrospective study

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RT @KMC_SWE: Newly published: How to predict surgical resource consumption in resource-scarce conflict settings? This study investigated th…

23 Aug 2021

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Newly published: How to predict surgical resource consumption in resource-scarce conflict settings? This study investigated the use of Red Cross Wound Score and shows it is a promising planning & monitoring tool https://t.co/C2i1JNvS3I #globalsurgery

23 Aug 2021

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RT @EMSurgeryBMC: Predicting surgical resource consumption and in-hospital mortality in resource-scarce conflict settings: a retrospective…

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Predicting surgical resource consumption and in-hospital mortality in resource-scarce conflict settings: a retrospective study https://t.co/oFQbNFL7Cd

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