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Critical Care Clinics, 2005
Critical care has become an important part of the health care system; however, it still is provided in a heterogeneous, and likely suboptimal, fashion. Future challenges will include providing an adequate workforce; ensuring critical care is delivered to the right patients at the right time; converting advances in our understanding of the biology of ...
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Critical care has become an important part of the health care system; however, it still is provided in a heterogeneous, and likely suboptimal, fashion. Future challenges will include providing an adequate workforce; ensuring critical care is delivered to the right patients at the right time; converting advances in our understanding of the biology of ...
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Emergency Medicine Clinics of North America, 2014
Resuscitative ultrasonography provides rapid, repeatable, and multisystem assessment to guide diagnosis and management of critically ill patients in the emergency department (ED). Cardiac ultrasonography offers new anatomic and hemodynamic information, previously unavailable in an ED setting, whereas other applications match or exceed the speed and ...
Daniel, Peterson, Robert T, Arntfield
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Resuscitative ultrasonography provides rapid, repeatable, and multisystem assessment to guide diagnosis and management of critically ill patients in the emergency department (ED). Cardiac ultrasonography offers new anatomic and hemodynamic information, previously unavailable in an ED setting, whereas other applications match or exceed the speed and ...
Daniel, Peterson, Robert T, Arntfield
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Current Opinion in Pediatrics, 1994
The search for more effective therapies and techniques directed toward shock and resuscitation continues to be the subject of extensive research in the critical care literature. One area of intense focus is the hypothesis that nonsurvivors with poor oxygen delivery can be converted to survivors if their oxygen delivery variables are maximized. Based on
J, Burns, J H, Arnold
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The search for more effective therapies and techniques directed toward shock and resuscitation continues to be the subject of extensive research in the critical care literature. One area of intense focus is the hypothesis that nonsurvivors with poor oxygen delivery can be converted to survivors if their oxygen delivery variables are maximized. Based on
J, Burns, J H, Arnold
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Neurological Critical Care: The Evolution of Cerebrovascular Critical Care
Critical Care Medicine, 2021Cherylee W J, Chang +2 more
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Surgical Clinics of North America, 2012
The primary focus of this review is on the cost-effectiveness of critical care. The rapid growth in health care expenditures has engendered careful scrutiny of the practice of medicine with regard not only to effectiveness but also to efficiency. This shift necessitates that physicians understand the effectiveness of their interventions and the cost at
Philip S, Barie, Vanessa P, Ho
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The primary focus of this review is on the cost-effectiveness of critical care. The rapid growth in health care expenditures has engendered careful scrutiny of the practice of medicine with regard not only to effectiveness but also to efficiency. This shift necessitates that physicians understand the effectiveness of their interventions and the cost at
Philip S, Barie, Vanessa P, Ho
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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Small Animal Practice, 2002
All medical interventions, including the provision of analgesia, are associated with risks and benefits, which, when considered together, comprise that intervention's risk/benefit ratio. All interventions have alternatives (including no intervention), and each alternative possesses its own risk/benefit ratio. Clinical decision making involves comparing
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All medical interventions, including the provision of analgesia, are associated with risks and benefits, which, when considered together, comprise that intervention's risk/benefit ratio. All interventions have alternatives (including no intervention), and each alternative possesses its own risk/benefit ratio. Clinical decision making involves comparing
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Annals of Internal Medicine, 2007
This Update in Critical Care features 7 articles published in 2006. Topics include insulin therapy, sepsis, acute lung injury, infectious diseases, and end-of-life care.
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This Update in Critical Care features 7 articles published in 2006. Topics include insulin therapy, sepsis, acute lung injury, infectious diseases, and end-of-life care.
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Archives of Surgery, 1986
In March 1985, the American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS) authorized the American Board of Surgery (ABS) to award a Certificate of Special Qualifications in Surgical Critical Care. Three other boards were similarly authorized: the American Boards of Anesthesiology (ABA), Internal Medicine (ABIM), and Pediatrics (ABP).
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In March 1985, the American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS) authorized the American Board of Surgery (ABS) to award a Certificate of Special Qualifications in Surgical Critical Care. Three other boards were similarly authorized: the American Boards of Anesthesiology (ABA), Internal Medicine (ABIM), and Pediatrics (ABP).
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