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Use Of Specialist Retrieval Teams To Transport Sick Children To Paediatric Intensive Care Units Is Associated With Reduced Mortality

A study published Online First in The Lancet shows that use of specialist retrieval teams, rather than non-specialist teams, to transfer sick children to a hospital with a specialised paediatric intensive care unit (PICU) is associated with reduced mortality. The findings support the policy of combining centralisation of intensive care services for children with the use of specialist retrieval teams, which has occurred in the UK and some other high income countries in recent years.
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Health : Newswise Medical News (2 weeks ago)

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Health : Newswise Medical News (6 months ago)

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Health : Medical News Today (last year)

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