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Septic shock: the ED nurse’s role in identifying and managing it

Early identification of septic shock and coordination among emergency department staff and other teams is vital for improving patient outcomes

Erin Dean
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Nurses in a hospital room at the bedside of a patient diagnosed with septic shock

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