Combining 2 Commonly Adopted Nutrition Instruments in the Critical Care Setting Is Superior to Administering Either One Alone.

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Ai Ping Chua

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Charles Chin Han Lew

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Ka Po Cheung

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Mary Foong Fong Chong

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Robert J L Fraser

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