Development and Performance of Electronic Acute Kidney Injury Triggers to Identify Pediatric Patients at Risk for Nephrotoxic Medication-associated Harm

Keywords

Electronic health record - electronic medical record - patient safety - acute kidney injury - clinical decision support systems

 

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