Optimizing enteral nutrition delivery by implementing volume-based feeding protocol for critically ill patients: an updated meta-analysis and systematic review

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RT @Crit_Care: #CritCare #OpenAccess The volume-based feeding protocol significantly improved calorie and protein delivery in critically i…

26 Nov 2023

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Volume-based feeding protocol significantly improved calorie and protein delivery in critically ill patients with no additional risk, confirms an updated meta-analysis and systematic review published in @Crit_Care. https://t.co/CWq3O2k3yq

08 Oct 2023

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RT @SCCM_CPP: #CPPPLU Highlights: A recently updated MA @Crit_Care demonstrated that EN delivery for critically ill pts through volume-base…

13 Jul 2023

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#CPPPLU Highlights: A recently updated MA @Crit_Care demonstrated that EN delivery for critically ill pts through volume-based feeding (VBF) significantly improved daily calorie intake by 386.61 kcal/d with no differences in safety outcomes. #PharmICU ht

13 Jul 2023

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