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No warning, 12-year-old guidelines and a long shift: The litany of problems before Joe Massa’s death
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The registered nurse responsible for triaging the toddler said inadequacies in the hospital’s system meant there was no alert to warn her of his abnormal heartbeat, and that if there had been, she would have escalated his care.
- The registered nurse responsible for triaging the toddler said inadequacies in the hospital’s system meant there was no alert to warn her of his abnormal heartbeat, and that if there had been, she would have escalated his care.
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- No warning, 12-year-old guidelines and a long shift: The litany of problems before Joe Massa’s death
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- Left: The registered nurse responsible for triaging the toddler said inadequacies in the hospital’s system meant there was no alert to warn her of his abnormal heartbeat, and that if there had been, she would have escalated his care.
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- Right: Coverage gap: Currently unaddressed by verified outlets on this side of the spectrum.
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- 49m agoThe Age (AU): The registered nurse responsible for triaging the toddler said inadequacies in the hospital’s system meant there was no alert to warn her of
- 49m agoSydney Morning Herald - Latest News (AU): The registered nurse responsible for triaging the toddler said inadequacies in the hospital’s system meant there was no alert to warn her of
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