Hospital-Acquired Anemia in ICU: Study Finds 64% Affected
Hospital-acquired anemia in the ICU affected 64% of patients in a new AJCC study, and those patients stayed in the ICU longer (5.9 vs 3.3 days). Here is what nurses can do.
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