Abstract: A computer-implemented method for clinical decision support includes obtaining, at a computing device, subject data associated with a subject, the subject data at least including: at least three vital parameters determined for the subject, and the age of the subject; and computing, based on the obtained subject data, at least one indicator indicative of the likelihood that the subject needs at least one critical emergency department intervention within a time period.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method of determining, for a subject, a risk of having an occult sepsis is described. The method comprises obtaining at least one sepsis score indicative of a risk of the subject developing a sepsis event; confirming that the obtained at least one sepsis score meets at least one threshold value for the at least one sepsis score; and analysing a set of subject data indicative of a health state of the subject with respect to one or more occult sepsis criteria indicative of a risk of the subject having an occult sepsis.

Abstract: A portable firearm securement system configured to secure a firearm and prevent firing of the firearm while also being configured to be easily moveable is disclosed. The portable firearm securement system may be formed from first and second bodies for securing a firearm and preventing access to a trigger of the firearm, whereby the first and second bodies are positioned on both sides of the firearm adjacent the trigger and magazine well. Three pins extending from the first body to the second body prevent rotation of a firearm relative to the first and second bodies. Additionally, one pin extends thru the second body and includes a securement orifice through which a padlock shackle may be positioned to lock a firearm in place within the securement system. The securement system may be releasably secured to a securement object with a tether wrapped around the securement object and secured to the padlock.

Abstract: A portable firearm securement system configured to secure a firearm and prevent firing of the firearm while also being configured to be easily moveable is disclosed. The portable firearm securement system may be formed from first and second bodies for securing a firearm and preventing access to a trigger of the firearm, whereby the first and second bodies are positioned on both sides of the firearm adjacent the trigger and magazine well. Three pins extending from the first body to the second body prevent rotation of a firearm relative to the first and second bodies. Additionally, one pin extends thru the second body and includes a securement orifice through which a padlock shackle may be positioned to lock a firearm in place within the securement system. The securement system may be releasably secured to a securement object with a tether wrapped around the securement object and secured to the padlock.

Abstract: A biodegradable, acidic aqueous composition, with an anionic surfactant for the removal of rust, inorganic and organic deposits from a variety of surfaces. Said composition comprising Hydrochloric Acid, Phosphoric Acid, Tetrasodium EDTA, Anionic Surfactant, Perfume Oil, Dye and Water.

Abstract: A non-corrosive, biodegradable, acidic aqueous composition with an anionic surfactant for the removal of rust, inorganic and organic deposits from a variety of surfaces.