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QUALITY IMPROVEMENT P2612 - ESOC25-1104 IMPROVING CONSITENT NASOGASTRIC (NG) FEDING AND MINIMISING RESOURCE UTILISATION IN A UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL STROKE UNIT: A MULTIDISCIPLINARY INTERVENTION Gagira Mudalige 1 , Kamy Thavanesan 1 , Helen Westall 1 , Aditya Deshpande *1 , Jonathan Gregory 2 , Sian Meldrum 1 , Tarek Al-Smadi 1 , Divya Tiwari 1 1 University Hospitals Dorset, Royal Bournemouth Hospital, Stroke unit, Bournemouth, United Kingdom, 2 University Hospitals Dorset, Royals Bournemouth Hospital, Nutrition and dietetics Department, Bournemouth, United Kingdom Background and Aims: Nasogastric tubes (NG) are used in patients with transient or permanent dysphagia due to an acute stroke, and theres good evidence that early feeding improves outcomes
Reduction in Spontaneous Tumor Incidence: Studies : Research, particularly in female Swiss-derived SHR mice, has indicated a decrease in the incidence of spontaneous tumors
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