关于挪威养老院和急救机构之间的不合理和合理转移的共识领域:德尔菲研究

Arne Bastian Wiik1, Malcolm Bray Doupe2,3, Marit Stordal Bakken4

  • 1Centre for Care Research, West. Western, Norway University of Applied Sciences, Bergen, Norway. arbaw@hvl.no.

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概括

区分合适的养老院到紧急护理设施的转移是具有挑战性的. 这项研究建立了关于何时转移是合理的,自由裁量权的或不合理的共识,有助于临床决策和资源分配.

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