Preparing a Clinical Support Model for Silent Mode in General Internal Medicine

The general internal medicine (GIM) ward oversees the recovery of ill patients, excluding those who require intensive attention. Clinicians provide full recoveries, or when appropriate, end-of-life care. We hope to eliminate unexpected deaths in the GIM ward, promptly transfer patients who require escalated care to the intensive care unit, and proactively ∗ Equal Contribution

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