Sentence examples for warning score from inspiring English sources

The project was based on the Modified Early Warning Score (MEWS), a validated warning score designed to alert ward nurses to patients at risk (MEWS >3) and/or to trigger MAT intervention (MEWS >5).

"With Patientrack, 'national early warning score' calculations are 100% accurate, compared with no more than 80% when recording observations on paper," she said.

Trauma early warning score.

Early warning score (EWS) ≥4.

All patients fulfilled ≥2 SIRS criteria and/or had an early warning score >5.

The aim of this study was to investigate the prognostic prediction power of a newly introduced early warning score modified by serum lactate level, the National Early Warning Score Lactate (NEWS-L) score, among community-acquired pneumonia (CAP) patients.

: To compare the performance of a human-generated, trial and error-optimised early warning score (EWS), i.e., National Early Warning Score (NEWS), with one generated entirely algorithmically using Decision Tree (DT) analysis.

Introduction: The utility of an early warning score may be improved when used with near patient testing.1 However, this has not yet been investigated for National Early Warning Score (NEWS).

To validate two physiological track and trigger systems; the early warning score (Morgan et al., 1997) and the trust observation chart on a haematology unit.

Early warning scores such as National Early Warning Score (NEWS) have been used to direct care of deteriorating patients on hospital wards.

National Early Warning Score NEWSS) Table 96 (abstract A303).