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Length of stay (LOS) and pre- and post-guideline trajectories.

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1 Length of stay (LOS) and pre- and post-guideline trajectories.
Length of stay (LOS) and pre- and post-guideline trajectories. A, Hospital LOS for all patients with bronchiolitis. B, LOS for patients with bronchiolitis who received HFNC. C, LOS for patients with bronchiolitis who did not receive HFNC. The vertical line at time 0 (March 2012) indicates the month of the ward’s HFNC guideline implementation. P value represents difference in preimplementation versus postintervention slope. Jeffrey Riese et al. Hospital Pediatrics 2017;7: ©2017 by American Academy of Pediatrics

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