Why the study?
Does compliance with SCIP Inf-10 body temperature management guidelines improve clinical outcomes in patients undergoing surgery?
Does compliance with SCIP Inf-10 body temperature management guidelines improve clinical outcomes in patients undergoing surgery?
Compliance with SCIP Inf-10 body temperature management guidelines during surgery is associated with improved clinical outcomes and can serve as a quality measure.
Supports SCIP Inf-10 monitoring as quality metric; leaves open causal benefit pending prospective trials.
Compliance with SCIP Inf-10 body temperature management guidelines during surgery is associated with improved clinical outcomes and can be used as a quality measure.
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