Aggregate evidence quality	D
Benefits	Early recognition of possible clinical deterioration in children, and provision of adequate care to meet the unique needs of children
Risk, harm, cost	None
Benefit-harm assessment	Benefits outweigh harms
Values judgments	Concern for possible deterioration that may be unrecognized and not addressed appropriately and timely by clinical staff not trained in the care of children Clinical experience was used in making this judgment while recognizing that data from studies are lacking
Intentional vagueness	The definition of “appropriate monitoring” may vary according to the patient clinical status; however, a minimum acceptable monitoring during observation is reported in the accompanying text
Role of patient preference	None
Exclusion	None
Strength	Weak recommendation
Difference of opinion	None