Titlebook: Stories from ICU Doctors; Navigating and conqu Diane Dennis,Aaron Calhoun,Peter Vernon van Heerde Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) a

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All Things to All Peopleften exist in tension and include such opposing concepts as detachment and engagement, perfectionism and playfulness, and directedness and diplomacy. By balancing these tensions dynamically, intensivists can lead and guide care in the fast-paced environment of the ICU.

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The Looking Glass, negotiator, neurotic, fixer, duck, diplomat, and pragmatist. This chapter unpacks the meaning of these categories and provides greater detail regarding each mode of interaction via quotations, vignettes from practice, and “tongue-in-cheek” commentary from practicing intensivists. Exploring these p

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Through the Looking Glassd they were perceived by others outside the ICU. From this emerged three additional personas: the superhero, naysayer, and dictator. These embrace both potentially positive and negative perceptions on the part of other clinicians. This chapter explores each persona, reflecting on the situations and

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The Sights; the Soundsrvival, raising the stakes in almost all interactions. Additionally, this level of care must be maintained 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, contributing to a sense of social isolation among providers. In such an environment, strong interprofessional teams are critical.

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Patients on the Edgeists to be sure a holistic understanding of the patient’s course is maintained. The unavoidable need to engage in difficult ethical and moral discussions and the ever-present fear of litigation are also discussed.

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Sick Kiddiesinability of patients to contribute to decision making. The chapter concludes by exploring differences in the dominant personality traits of paediatric intensivists as compared to both adult intensivists and general paediatricians.

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