<qa>  What is the current compliance rate for malnutrition risk screening in inpatients across the healthNo existing study has assessed bundling all four established interventions corticosteroid, early switch to oral antibiotics, early mobilization and systematic screening for malnutrition and targeted nutritional therapy. However, adherence to consensus guidelines for CAP is notoriously poor suggesting the major challenge will be in bridging the evidence-practice gap and particularly changing clinician behavior. Generalist clinicians are becoming increasingly overwhelmed by a plethora of guidelines for multiple illnesses that may co-exist in the same patient. Currently at Western Health, 43 of CAP patients receive corticosteroids, 63 physiotherapy median time to initiation 2 days and 65 a guideline-compliant antibiotic. No parenteral antibiotic stopping rules are in place median 3 days. There is a current compliance rate of 72 for malnutrition risk screening in inpatients across the health service. The investigators believe therefore, that in order to address this gap between evidence and practice, an alternative service model is necessary to ensure best practice specifically for this leading contributor to health service burden. 