Usability of the Surprise Question by Nurses and Patients’ Families for Risk Stratification in Emergency Patients: A Prospective Cohort Study
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Zhi Zeng | Yu Jia | Dongze Li | Fanghui Li | Yongli Gao | Zhi Wan | Wei Zhang | Jing Yu | Yi Liu | Yan Ma
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