Handoffs and transitions in critical care (HATRICC): protocol for a mixed methods study of operating room to intensive care unit handoffs

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@mlanefall’s HATRICC study https://t.co/50ktCuKP8O a hybrid implementation and effectiveness study. Home page: https://t.co/duDoxF81aT Primary outcome: information omissions.

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Further work by Dr Meghan Fall-Lane https://t.co/iXFJigSdeJ https://t.co/Xzeqqd5Fca @PennAnesthesia @PennMedicine @mlanefall

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Protocolo del estudio "HATRICC" transiciones desde quirófano a UCI #SegPac http://t.co/DYuA5Ced6s

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Published handoff study protocol! Handoffs and transitions in critical care (HATRICC) http://t.co/1K6V6Hjzfu #bmcsurgery

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