Titlebook: Evidence-Based Critical Care; Paul Ellis Marik Book 2015Latest edition Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015 ICU.anesthesiolo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-39107-2mplications. Furthermore, ICU patients can be effectively managed with minimal or no sedation. Indeed, Strom et al. performed a RCT in which 140 mechanically ventilated patients were randomized to standard sedation or no sedation [2]. In this study patients were randomized to receive no sedation or

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Evidence Based Critical Careagnosing and treating the maladies patients presented. Students learned as apprentices to clinicians, observing the phenomena of disease, the skill of diagnosis and treatment, and the outcomes of different remedies. Sir William Osler’s classic textbook of medicine was based almost entirely on his “.

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“Classic” Papers reading for residents, fellows and other practitioners of Critical Care Medicine. Surprisingly, although not unexpectedly, those publications with the potential to have the most dramatic positive impact on patient care have been slow to be adopted, while publications of questionable scientific rigo

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House Officers Guidelines 1: Housekeepinglly orientated, and evidence-based medicine can be practiced. The ICU is an exciting and challenging place to work and provides a remarkable learning environment. The keys to a successful rotation in the ICU are (1) teamwork and (2) a systematic, disciplined, and organized approach to patient care.

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Chronic Critical Illness and the Long Term Sequela of Critical Caretients with prolonged dependence on mechanical ventilation and other intensive care therapies. The term “chronically critically ill” was coined for this group of patients by girard and rafin in a 1985 article that asked in its title “to save or let die?” [1] they focused on patients who survived an

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