Beyond SEP-1 Compliance: Assessing the Impact of Antibiotic Overtreatment and Fluid Overload in Suspected Septic Patients
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Published:2023-09
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ISSN:0736-4679
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Container-title:The Journal of Emergency Medicine
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language:en
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Short-container-title:The Journal of Emergency Medicine
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Venczel Kevin,
Lesh Nicholas,
Jouriles Nicholas,
Seaberg David,
Gothard David,
Harrell Caleb,
Reuter QuentinORCID
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Emergency Medicine
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