Metodevalg ved klinisk temperaturmåling på danske hospitalsafdelinger

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Metodevalg ved klinisk temperaturmåling på danske hospitalsafdelinger. / Smith, Rasmus; Wøldike, Peter Michael; Linneberg, Allan.

I: Ugeskrift for Laeger, Bind 170, Nr. 22, 26.05.2008, s. 1930-3.

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Smith, R, Wøldike, PM & Linneberg, A 2008, 'Metodevalg ved klinisk temperaturmåling på danske hospitalsafdelinger', Ugeskrift for Laeger, bind 170, nr. 22, s. 1930-3.

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Smith, R., Wøldike, P. M., & Linneberg, A. (2008). Metodevalg ved klinisk temperaturmåling på danske hospitalsafdelinger. Ugeskrift for Laeger, 170(22), 1930-3.

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Smith R, Wøldike PM, Linneberg A. Metodevalg ved klinisk temperaturmåling på danske hospitalsafdelinger. Ugeskrift for Laeger. 2008 maj 26;170(22):1930-3.

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Smith, Rasmus ; Wøldike, Peter Michael ; Linneberg, Allan. / Metodevalg ved klinisk temperaturmåling på danske hospitalsafdelinger. I: Ugeskrift for Laeger. 2008 ; Bind 170, Nr. 22. s. 1930-3.

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abstract = "INTRODUCTION: The aim was to investigate the methods of first-choice for clinical temperature measurement in Danish hospital wards.MATERIALS AND METHODS: A questionnaire study involving 444 Danish hospital wards specialised in internal medicine, orthopaedic surgery, abdominal surgery or paediatrics.RESULTS: 348 hospital wards (78%) responded to the questionnaire. Ear and rectal temperature measurement were the most frequent methods of first-choice in Danish hospital wards (44% and 50%, respectively). There was a statistically significant difference in the method of first-choice between specialties and between the regions of Denmark. Regardless of specialty and region both methods were frequently used as first-choice.CONCLUSION: Our results reflect a lack of consensus on the method of first-choice in daily clinical assessment of temperature in Danish hospital wards.",
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