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Severity of illness and the weekend mortality effect: a retrospective cohort study by Bressman, Eric, Rowland, John C, Nguyen, Vinh-Tung, Raucher, Beth G

“…Weekend admission to the hospital has been found to be associated with higher in-hospital mortality rates, but the cause for this phenomenon remains…”
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Factors influencing health care workers' adherence to work site tuberculosis screening and treatment policies by Joseph, Heather A., Shrestha-Kuwahara, Robin, Lowry, Diane, Lambert, Lauren A., Panlilio, Adelisa L., Raucher, Beth G., Holcombe, James M., Poujade, Jan, Rasmussen, Diane M., Wilce, Maureen

“…Despite the known risk of tuberculosis (TB) to health care workers (HCWs), research suggests that many are not fully adherent with local TB infection control…”
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Measuring clinicians' expectations prior to EHR implementation by Cantor, Michael N, Raucher, Beth G

“…To measure user expectations and knowledge of the issues involved in the transition from a paper-based system to an EHR, we created an on-line questionnaire,…”
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Infection control in pulmonary and critical care medicine by Raucher, B G

“…During the routine care of patients, pulmonary and critical care specialist may have significant exposure to respiratory infections and potentially infectious…”
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Saunders Infection Control Reference Service: The Expert's Guide to the Guidelines by Raucher, Beth G

“…"Saunders Infection Control Reference Service: The Expert's Guide to the Guidelines" by Elias Abrutyn is reviewed…”
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Hymenolepis diminuta: one of three enteric pathogens isolated from a child by Levi, M H, Raucher, B G, Teicher, E, Sheehan, D J, McKitrick, J C

“…This article describes a case of enteritis in a 3.5-yr-old child with persistent diarrhea and the isolation of three gastrointestinal pathogens, including a…”
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Group G streptococcal sacroiliitis by Raucher, B G, Clark, R, Bottone, E J

“…We describe herein an unusual case of recurrent pyogenic sacroiliitis in an intravenous drug abuser. Blood cultures grew group G streptococcus. The patient was…”
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