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Showing 3 matches for the following: Inventor: "Knechtle, William" ×
MEWS: a clinical model to predict probability of maternal sepsis trigger in obstetrics patients
Unmet Need Sepsis is a life-threatening emergency characterized by an overactive and improper inflammatory response by the body to an infection or injury leading to tissue damage, organ failure and death if not treated promptly.…
Reducing emergency department crowding through machine learning technology
Unmet Need Over the last 40 years, the number of hospitals and hospital beds in the U.S. has declined, while the demand for emergency department services has increased. As a result, emergency department crowding has…
At-home acute hospital care guidebook
Unmet Need Over the last 40 years, the number of hospitals and hospital beds in the U.S. has declined, while the demand for emergency department services has increased. As a result, a reported 90% of…