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Differences in trauma mortality between ACS-verified and state-designated trauma centers in the US by Schubert, Finn D., Gabbe, Laura J., Bjurlin, Marc A., Renson, Audrey

“…•Adjusted mortality risk is similar between ACS-verified and state-designated Levels I and II trauma centers.•Among Level IV trauma centers, mortality risk was…”
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Interfacility Transfer is Associated With Lower Mortality in Undertriaged Gunshot Wound Patients by Renson, Audrey, Schubert, Finn D., Gabbe, Laura J., Bjurlin, Marc A.

“…Treatment at a Level I trauma center yields better outcomes for patients with moderate-to-severe injury as compared with treatment in nontrauma centers. We…”
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Assessing Evidence-Based Practice Knowledge: An Innovative Approach by a Nursing Research Council

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An Electronic Data Capture System and Nursing Research: An Integrative Health Intervention Design, Delivery, and Data Management Exemplar by Withall, Jennifer, Chau, Jasmine, Coughlin, Vincenza, Nash, Alice, Grice-Swenson, Debra L, Kaplan, Sarah, Marner, Victoria, Maydick-Youngberg, Diane, Evanovich Zavotsky, Kathleen, Gabbe, Laura

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Transformational Leadership Meets Innovative Strategy: How Nurse Leaders and Clinical Nurses Redesigned Bedside Handover to Improve Nursing Practice by Brown-Deveaux, Dewi, Kaplan, Sarah, Gabbe, Laura, Mansfield, Laura

“…In 2000, the Institute of Medicine (IOM) published To Err Is Human: Building a Safer Health System, highlighting medical errors resulting from failure in…”
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Assessing Evidence-Based Practice Knowledge: An Innovative Approach by a Nursing Research Council by Maydick-Youngberg, Diane, Gabbe, Laura, Simmons, Grace, Smith, Daniel, Quimson, Epifania, Meyerson, Elaine, Manley-Cullen, Catherine, Rosenfeld, Peri

“…The aim of this study was to describe the structure and processes implemented by nursing research councils to conduct a nurse-led research study at an urban…”
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Feasibility of Referral of Patients with Elevated Blood Pressure from the Emergency Department by Julliard, Kell, Orvieto, Craig, Win, Allison, Sadler, Sam, Al-Haddad, Basel, Simmons, Bonnie, Gabbe, Laura, Pearson, Julie M., Archinard, Tom-Meka

“…Recent studies suggest that patients’ elevated blood pressure (BP) readings in the Emergency Department (ED) may be due to hypertension (HTN) rather than pain…”
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