According to a study published in Annals of Emergency Medicine, researchers studying emergency department (ED) visits found that...
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Study finds electronic alert increased pediatric sepsis detection | According to a study published in Annals of Emergency Medicine, researchers studying emergency department (ED) visits found that electronic sepsis alert implementation increased ED sepsis detection from 83% to 96%. “Exposure was a positive electronic sepsis alert, defined as elevated pulse rate or hypotension, concern for infection, and at least one of the following: abnormal capillary refill, abnormal mental status, or high-risk condition,” the study said. To access the full article and become a JustCoding member, subscribe today! JustCoding helps coders and managers test their coding knowledge, pursue certification, and advance in their profession. JustCoding is the AAPC, AHIMA, and ACDIS continuing education destination for coding professionals. Whether you're an inpatient or outpatient coder or manager, a veteran or new to the job, JustCoding will keep your skills sharp, test your coding knowledge, and help you stay abreast of CMS changes. | |
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