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Keywords: Body temperature; Critical care; Critical Care Medicine; Data collection; Datasets; Diagnosis; Emergency Medicine; Environmental aspects; Fever; Fever - complications; Humans; Hyperthermia; Hypothermia; Hypothermia - complications; Infections; Intensive; Medical prognosis; Medicine; Medicine & Public Health; Mortality; Outcome; Pathogens; Patient outcomes; Patients; PCT; Prognosis; Regression analysis; Risk factors; Sepsis; Sepsis - therapy; Temperature; Weather; Germany; PCT; Prognosis; Lactate; Outcome; Mortality; Body temperature; Sepsis; Fever; Blood cultures