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Re sults
a c to rs:
– Ag e > 70 – Ab no rma l T e mp – Ab no rmal He a rt Ra te
– 1 Risk F a c to r: Se nsitivity 91.6/ Spe c ific ity 51.4 – 2 Risk F a c to rs: Se nsitivity 68.7/ Spe c ific ity 85.8
F uture Pla n of Study
- Asse ssme nt to o l in de ve lo pme nt tha t
will he lp ide ntify patie nts at r isk fo r e me rg e nt e ve nts
– Risk F a c to rs I de ntifie d in Re se a rc h Study – I nc o rpo ra ting De lirium Asse ssme nt (CAM) – Psyc hia tric E a rly Wa rning Sc o ring Syste m (E WSS) fo r e me rg e nt e ve nts – Psyc hia tric SBAR fo r c o mmunic a tio n ha nd-o ffs
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