A Multifaceted Quality Improvement Programme to Improve Acute Kidney Injury Care and Outcomes in a Large Teaching Hospital

Autor: Prasanna Hanumapura, Marc Vincent, Susan Heatley, Katharine Hayden, Jill Alexander, Rachael Challiner, Deryn Waring, Cassian Butterworth, Ged Terriere, Rachel Royston, Leonard Ebah, Alastair J. Hutchison, Robert Henney, Robert Pearson

Publikováno v: BMJ Quality Improvement Reports
Ebah, L, Hanumapura, P, Waring, D, Challiner, R, Hayden, K, Alexander, J, Henney, R, Royston, R, Butterworth, C, Vincent, M, Heatley, S, Terriere, G, Pearson, R & Hutchison, A 2017, ' A Multifaceted Quality Improvement Programme to Improve Acute Kidney Injury Care and Outcomes in a Large Teaching Hospital ', BMJ Quality Improvement Reports, vol. 6, no. 1 . https://doi.org/10.1136/bmjquality.u219176.w7476

Acute kidney injury (AKI) is now widely recognised as a serious health care issue, occurring in up to 25% of hospital in-patients, often with worsening of outcomes. There have been several reports of substandard care in AKI. This quality improvement

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