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First published 2000-10

Routine Blood Test Ordering for Patients in Intensive Care

A. Flabouris, G. Bishop, L. Williams [...]

Anaesthesia and Intensive Care

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First published 2023-4

Digital technologies shaping the nature and routine intensity of shopfloor work

Andrea Szalavetz

Competition & Change

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Research article

First published 2005-07

Can We Abandon Daily Routine Chest Radiography in Intensive Care Patients?

Marleen E. Graat, Jaap Stoker, Margreeth B. Vroom [...]

Journal of Intensive Care Medicine

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First published 1988-09

Analytic Reviews : Routine Intensive Care Unit Admission Is Not Indicated for Suspected Myocardial Contusion

Wiley Brunel, Jorden Stoll, Kristine May [...]

Journal of Intensive Care Medicine

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First published 2010-7

Review of a Large Clinical Series: The Value of Routinely Obtained Chest Radiographs on Admission to a Mixed Medical—Surgical Intensive Care Unit

Liesbeth Martine Kager, Anke Kröner, Jan M. Binnekade [...]

Journal of Intensive Care Medicine

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First published 2018-4

Job tasks and the comparative structure of income and employment: Routine task intensity and offshorability for the LIS*

Matthew C Mahutga, Michaela Curran, Anthony Roberts

International Journal of Comparative Sociology

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First published 2016-6

Evaluation of the Clinical Utility of Routine Daily Chest Radiography in Intensive Care Unit Patients With Tracheostomy Tubes

Jeffrey Cruz, Michael Ferra, Aditya Kasarabada [...]

Journal of Intensive Care Medicine

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First published 2008-12

The Routine Bridling of Nasojejunal Tubes Is a Safe and Effective Method of Reducing Dislodgement in the Intensive Care Unit

Christopher W. Seder, Randy Janczyk

Nutrition in Clinical Practice

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First published 2023-5

Patient Factors That Influence Reliable Delirium Assessments in a Medical Intensive Care Unit During the Routine Clinical Practice

Ji-Sun Back, Taixian Jin, Huiying Jin [...]

Clinical Nursing Research

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First published 2013-06

Practicing Reiki Does Not Appear to Routinely Produce High-Intensity Electromagnetic Fields from the Heart or Hands of Reiki Practitioners

Ann Linda Baldwin, William Lee Rand, Gary E. Schwartz

Journal of Integrative and Complementary Medicine

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