... in PediatricIntensiveCareUnit of a tertiary care ...referral unit for pediatric medical and surgical cases, however this excludes pediatric patients who are ...
... The PediatricIntensiveCareUnit (PICU) is defined as the sector of care for patients from 29 days to 14 or 18 years old, as a limit being defined according to the institution's ...
... in pediatricintensivecareunit (PICU); which may lead to severe complications in ...the intensivecareunit (ICU) settings ...Many pediatricintensive ...
... Virtual PediatricIntensiveCareUnit Performance System database, the Medical/ Surgical IntensiveCareUnit-Acquired Infection database, and the Safety Errors Reporting ...
... This research was a descriptive, retrospective, cross-sectional study. The data were obtained from the medical record of patients who were applied NIV at the PediatricIntensiveCareUnit ...
... Conclusions: The present study showed high incidence of electrolyte abnormalities in patients admitted to pediatricintensivecareunit. Though at times symptoms of electrolyte disorder is ...
... health care providers. A health care provider’s estimate of mor- tality risk is an important element in prognostication and care delivery to patients admitted to a pediatricintensive ...
... Pediatricintensivecareunit (PICU) is an important component of any tertiary care center. Approximately 4 million ICU admissions per year occur in the United States with mortality ...
... Work relationships among staff in a pediatric intensive care unit ( ICU ) are probably of critical importance to patient care, as well as to staff well-being.. Group dis- cussions were i[r] ...
... in pediatric patients with severe sepsis and septic ...Fifty-nine pediatric patients were admitted with severe sepsis/septic shock in the pediatricintensivecareunit, and 59 ...
... Methods. We conducted a prospective, descriptive study based on a survey with the intensivist after every consecutive death during an 8-month period in a single multidisciplinary pediatricintensive ...
... “limited care,” “with- drawal of care,” and “advance ...that care itself is never limited or with- drawn but the goals of care shift such that nonbeneficial treatment is limited or ...“advance ...
... our clinical experience suggests 2 general understand- ings. For some parents, faith refers to a set of beliefs that provide guidance and a context in which to find mean- ing. Seeking scriptural authority to assist in ...
... Invasive procedures that must be repeated over a patient’s course of therapy, such as bone marrow aspiration and lumbar puncture, are a necessary part of the management of childhood cancer. These pro- cedures are painful ...
... (EOL) care. In pediatrics, EOL care has progressively improved, especially with the development of palliative care that provides support at home or in the general ...comprehensive care and ...
... Methods: This retrospective study included 67 patients from a 7-bed PICU in a tertiary care hospital that had Candida-positive cultures between April 2007 and July 2009. Demographic and clinical characteristics of ...
... cause of death classification obtained from the Center for Health Statistics, Arkansas Department of Health was reviewed to determine the frequency with which the underlying heritable di[r] ...
... of independent variables (case mix) and the dependent variable (death) in the form of a mathematical equation. The equation is applied to the current intensivecareunit statistics and a death rate ...