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Continuous vs Intermittent Monitoring of Respiratory and Heart Rate in Relation to Length of Stay
Is heart rate and respiratory rate measured continuously with a new wireless sensor better as compared to standard care, with manually measured spot checks by nurses on general wards? Does continuous monitoring detect more abnormal respiratory- and heart rate? Are abnormal values associated with increased lenght of stay?
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