Stigma Decreases Life Satisfaction in Patients With Burns
In patients with non-fatal burn injuries, stigma was associated with reduced life satisfaction...
Pulmonology/Critical Care
Mechanical Thrombectomy After Stroke Improves Disability & Survival Outcomes
Strokes are the leading cause of death globally[1] and account for an estimated 140,000 deaths in...
Early Skin Grafting Key to Healing Time for Pediatric Burns
For children with smaller burn sizes, clinicians must consider the risks and benefits when...
Thanksgiving Nerves
“I don’t know why Doc, but I always feel anxious around Thanksgiving!”
Deficits Found in Identification of Patient Goals Post-Sepsis Hospitalization
“Growing evidence indicates that survivors of sepsis face multiple health challenges after their...
Conference Highlights: CHEST 2021
New research was presented at CHEST 2021, the virtual Annual International Scientific Assembly of...
Mental Health Neglect Among Physicians
Previous research has suggested high rates of suicide and depression among physicians when...
Experts Share Facts About Physician Suicide
By Carolyn Crist Suicide is the only cause of death that is higher among doctors than the general population, according to two Canadian physicians who coauthored an information sheet about physician suicide. In particular, male...
Impact of Intoxicants on Patients With Burn-Related Injuries
“The use of nicotine, alcohol, and illicit substances, alone or in combination, may predispose...
The Effects of Multimodal Analgesia in Critically Ill Patients With Burns
Pain from burn injuries can be challenging to treat and remains one of the most severe forms of...
Comparing Survival by RRT Modality in Patients With Severe Burns
Findings from numerous studies indicate that patients with burns who develop acute kidney injury...
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