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Journal Article
Subjective assessment rather than systematic screening to identify malnourished patients for referral to a dietitian
2010
Overview
Reasons for referral when the NST was not used (53%) include: (a) subjective assessments such as visual examination of the patient, (b) nothing else was working thus a referral was a last resort and (c) ward staff referred with an expectation that their patient would receive a particular treatment, such as nutritional supplements.
Publisher
Cambridge University Press
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