“SQiD, the Single Question in Delirium; can a single question help clinicians to detect delirium in hospitalised cancer patients?” running heading Single Question in Delirium” (Bcan-D-20-01665)

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RT @Mor1Reilly: 🤔Want to help improve the diagnosis of delirium in patients @NHSBorders .Then use the SQiD it can contribute to delirium…

RT @Mor1Reilly: 🤔Want to help improve the diagnosis of delirium in patients @NHSBorders .Then use the SQiD it can contribute to delirium…

RT @Mor1Reilly: 🤔Want to help improve the diagnosis of delirium in patients @NHSBorders .Then use the SQiD it can contribute to delirium…

🤔Want to help improve the diagnosis of delirium in patients @NHSBorders .Then use the SQiD it can contribute to delirium detection and clinical care for our hospital in patients. https://t.co/GevhVy16Ie @LouiseM17513002 @rhonamo69 @Zeus836 @NHSBordersCP

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