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European Journal of Internal Medicine|October 28, 2017

Systematically assessed symptoms as outcome predictors in emergency patientsR Bingisser, M Dietrich, R Nieves Ortega, et al.

European Journal of Internal Medicine|April 8, 2016

Risk stratification using D-dimers in patients presenting to the emergency department with nonspecific complaintsC H Nickel, T Kuster, C Keil, et al.

Acute Medicine|January 9, 2020

Higher In-Hospital Mortality in Patients with Nonspecific Complaints Presenting to the Emergency DepartmentJjh Wachelder, P M Stassen, R S Fourmanov, et al.

QJM : Monthly Journal of the Association of Physicians|June 11, 2019

A negative D-dimer identifies patients at low risk of death within 30 days: a prospective observational emergency department cohort studyL E Lyngholm, C H Nickel, J Kellett, et al.

Acute Medicine|September 25, 2023

Both acuity and long term prognosis are important Emergency Department metrics: comparison of mobility assessment with the Emergency Severity IndexI Arnold, T Kuster, J M Busch, et al.

European Geriatric Medicine|September 30, 2021

Mortality risk for different presenting complaints amongst older patients assessed with the Manchester triage systemJ A Lucke, S P Mooijaart, S Conroy, et al.

Acute Medicine|June 9, 2018

Changes in vital signs post discharge as a potential target for intervention to avoid readmissionR S Nannan Panday, C P Subbe, L S van Galen, et al.

Swiss Medical Weekly|November 18, 2009

First wave of the influenza A/H1N1v pandemic in SwitzerlandC H Nickel, F P Stephan, M Dangel, et al.

QJM : Monthly Journal of the Association of Physicians|July 12, 2015

Readmissions of medical patients: an external validation of two existing prediction scoresT Cooksley, P W B Nanayakkara, C H Nickel, et al.

European Journal of Internal Medicine|January 18, 2016

Exploring the preventable causes of unplanned readmissions using root cause analysis: Coordination of care is the weakest linkK S Fluitman, L S van Galen, H Merten, et al.

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European Journal of Internal Medicine|October 28, 2017

Systematically assessed symptoms as outcome predictors in emergency patientsR Bingisser, M Dietrich, R Nieves Ortega, et al.

European Journal of Internal Medicine|April 8, 2016

Risk stratification using D-dimers in patients presenting to the emergency department with nonspecific complaintsC H Nickel, T Kuster, C Keil, et al.

Acute Medicine|January 9, 2020

Higher In-Hospital Mortality in Patients with Nonspecific Complaints Presenting to the Emergency DepartmentJjh Wachelder, P M Stassen, R S Fourmanov, et al.

QJM : Monthly Journal of the Association of Physicians|June 11, 2019

A negative D-dimer identifies patients at low risk of death within 30 days: a prospective observational emergency department cohort studyL E Lyngholm, C H Nickel, J Kellett, et al.

Acute Medicine|September 25, 2023

Both acuity and long term prognosis are important Emergency Department metrics: comparison of mobility assessment with the Emergency Severity IndexI Arnold, T Kuster, J M Busch, et al.

European Geriatric Medicine|September 30, 2021

Mortality risk for different presenting complaints amongst older patients assessed with the Manchester triage systemJ A Lucke, S P Mooijaart, S Conroy, et al.

Acute Medicine|June 9, 2018

Changes in vital signs post discharge as a potential target for intervention to avoid readmissionR S Nannan Panday, C P Subbe, L S van Galen, et al.

Swiss Medical Weekly|November 18, 2009

First wave of the influenza A/H1N1v pandemic in SwitzerlandC H Nickel, F P Stephan, M Dangel, et al.

QJM : Monthly Journal of the Association of Physicians|July 12, 2015

Readmissions of medical patients: an external validation of two existing prediction scoresT Cooksley, P W B Nanayakkara, C H Nickel, et al.

European Journal of Internal Medicine|January 18, 2016

Exploring the preventable causes of unplanned readmissions using root cause analysis: Coordination of care is the weakest linkK S Fluitman, L S van Galen, H Merten, et al.

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