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Full-Text Articles in Geriatrics
The Covid-19 Pandemic: Experiences Of A Geriatrician-Hospitalist Caring For Older Adults, L. Sinvani
The Covid-19 Pandemic: Experiences Of A Geriatrician-Hospitalist Caring For Older Adults, L. Sinvani
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What A Difference A Disaster Makes: The Telehealth Revolution In The Age Of Covid-19 Pandemic, Jr Maese, D Seminara, Z Shah, A Szerszen
What A Difference A Disaster Makes: The Telehealth Revolution In The Age Of Covid-19 Pandemic, Jr Maese, D Seminara, Z Shah, A Szerszen
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“Palliative Pandemic Plan,” Triage And Symptoms Algorithm As A Strategy To Decrease Providers’ Exposure, While Trying To Increase Teams Availability And Guidance For Goals Of Care (Goc) And Symptoms Control, S. Lopez, G. Decastro, K. M. Van Ogtrop, S. Weiss-Domis, S. R. Anandan, C. J. Magalee, R. Roofeh, T. A. Liberman
“Palliative Pandemic Plan,” Triage And Symptoms Algorithm As A Strategy To Decrease Providers’ Exposure, While Trying To Increase Teams Availability And Guidance For Goals Of Care (Goc) And Symptoms Control, S. Lopez, G. Decastro, K. M. Van Ogtrop, S. Weiss-Domis, S. R. Anandan, C. J. Magalee, R. Roofeh, T. A. Liberman
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A Rare Case Of Hiv-Induced Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyneuropathy., A. Sajan, S. Zahid, J. Stumph, D. Griepp, S. Saba, N. Ilyas, I. M. Mc Farlane
A Rare Case Of Hiv-Induced Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyneuropathy., A. Sajan, S. Zahid, J. Stumph, D. Griepp, S. Saba, N. Ilyas, I. M. Mc Farlane
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Background:Acute inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy (AIDP) is an uncommon form of neuropathy in HIV-infected patients that can cause pain, sensory disturbance, and motor weakness. Case presentation:A 23-year-old African American male with past medical history of Guillain-Barre Syndrome (GBS), Lyme disease, and sexually transmitted infections including syphilis and chlamydia presented with acute back pain radiating to bilateral lower extremities with worsening right foot weakness for four days. Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) studies including meningoencephalitis panel were negative as well as blood tests for Lyme disease and HIV antibody testing. Patient was initially treated with penicillin for positive treponemal serology but without improvement in …
Integration Of Palliative Care In The Context Of Rapid Response A Report From The Improving Palliative Care In The Icu Advisory Board, J. E. Nelson, K. S. Mathews, D. E. Weissman, K. J. Brasel, M. Campbell, J. R. Curtis, J. A. Frontera, M. Gabriel, R. M. Hays, D. R. Lustbader, +7 Additional Authors
Integration Of Palliative Care In The Context Of Rapid Response A Report From The Improving Palliative Care In The Icu Advisory Board, J. E. Nelson, K. S. Mathews, D. E. Weissman, K. J. Brasel, M. Campbell, J. R. Curtis, J. A. Frontera, M. Gabriel, R. M. Hays, D. R. Lustbader, +7 Additional Authors
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Rapid response teams (RRTs) can effectively foster discussions about appropriate goals of care and address other emergent palliative care needs of patients and families facing life-threatening illness on hospital wards. In this article, The Improving Palliative Care in the ICU (IPAL-ICU) Project brings together interdisciplinary expertise and existing data to address the following: special challenges for providing palliative care in the rapid response setting, knowledge and skills needed by RRTs for delivery of high-quality palliative care, and strategies for improving the integration of palliative care with rapid response critical care. We discuss key components of communication with patients, families, and …
Integrating Palliative Care Into The Care Of Neurocritically Ill Patients: A Report From The Improving Palliative Care In The Icu Project Advisory Board And The Center To Advance Palliative Care, J. A. Frontera, J. R. Curtis, J. E. Nelson, M. Campbell, M. Gabriel, A. C. Mosenthal, D. R. Lustbader, K. J. Brasel, S. P. Weiss, D. E. Weissman, +5 Additional Authors
Integrating Palliative Care Into The Care Of Neurocritically Ill Patients: A Report From The Improving Palliative Care In The Icu Project Advisory Board And The Center To Advance Palliative Care, J. A. Frontera, J. R. Curtis, J. E. Nelson, M. Campbell, M. Gabriel, A. C. Mosenthal, D. R. Lustbader, K. J. Brasel, S. P. Weiss, D. E. Weissman, +5 Additional Authors
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OBJECTIVES: To describe unique features of neurocritical illness that are relevant to provision of high-quality palliative care; to discuss key prognostic aids and their limitations for neurocritical illnesses; to review challenges and strategies for establishing realistic goals of care for patients in the neuro-ICU; and to describe elements of best practice concerning symptom management, limitation of life support, and organ donation for the neurocritically ill. DATA SOURCES: A search of PubMed and MEDLINE was conducted from inception through January 2015 for all English-language articles using the term "palliative care," "supportive care," "end-of-life care," "withdrawal of life-sustaining therapy," "limitation of life …
Physician Clinical Management Strategies And Reasoning: A Cross-Sectional Survey Using Clinical Vignettes Of Eight Common Medical Admissions, K. L. Smith, S. Ashburn, J. A. Aminawung, M. Mann, J. S. Ross
Physician Clinical Management Strategies And Reasoning: A Cross-Sectional Survey Using Clinical Vignettes Of Eight Common Medical Admissions, K. L. Smith, S. Ashburn, J. A. Aminawung, M. Mann, J. S. Ross
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Background: Physicians often select clinical management strategies not strongly supported by evidence or guidelines. Our objective was to examine the likelihood of selecting, and rationale for pursuing, clinical management strategies with more or less guideline support among physicians using clinical vignettes of eight common medical admissions. Methods: We conducted a cross-sectional survey using clinical vignettes of attending physicians and housestaff at one internal medicine program in New York City. Each clinical vignette included a brief clinical scenario and a varying number of clinical management strategies: diagnostic tests, consultations, and treatments, some of which had strong evidence or guideline support (Level …
Integrating Palliative Care Into The Picu: A Report From The Improving Palliative Care In The Icu Advisory Board, R. Boss, J. Nelson, D. Weissman, M. Campbell, R. Curtis, J. Frontera, M. Gabriel, D. Lustbader, A. Mosenthal, R. Hays, +5 Additional Authors
Integrating Palliative Care Into The Picu: A Report From The Improving Palliative Care In The Icu Advisory Board, R. Boss, J. Nelson, D. Weissman, M. Campbell, R. Curtis, J. Frontera, M. Gabriel, D. Lustbader, A. Mosenthal, R. Hays, +5 Additional Authors
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Objective: This review highlights benefits that patients, families and clinicians can expect to realize when palliative care is intentionally incorporated into the PICU. Data Sources: We searched the MEDLINE database from inception to January 2014 for English-language articles using the terms "palliative care" or "end of life care" or "supportive care" and "pediatric intensive care." We also hand-searched reference lists and author files and relevant tools on the Center to Advance Palliative Care website. Study Selection: Two authors (physicians with experience in pediatric intensive care and palliative care) made final selections. Data Extraction: We critically reviewed the existing data and …
Palliative Care In The Icu: Relief Of Pain, Dyspnea, And Thirst-A Report From The Ipal-Icu Advisory Board, K. Puntillo, J. E. Nelson, D. Weissman, R. Curtis, S. Weiss, J. Frontera, M. Gabriel, R. Hays, D. Lustbader, M. Campbell, +6 Additional Authors
Palliative Care In The Icu: Relief Of Pain, Dyspnea, And Thirst-A Report From The Ipal-Icu Advisory Board, K. Puntillo, J. E. Nelson, D. Weissman, R. Curtis, S. Weiss, J. Frontera, M. Gabriel, R. Hays, D. Lustbader, M. Campbell, +6 Additional Authors
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Purpose: Pain, dyspnea, and thirst are three of the most prevalent, intense, and distressing symptoms of intensive care unit (ICU) patients. In this report, the interdisciplinary Advisory Board of the Improving Palliative Care in the ICU(IPAL-ICU) Project brings together expertise in both critical care and palliative care along with current information to address challenges in assessment and management. Methods: We conducted a comprehensive review of literature focusing on intensive care and palliative care research related to palliation of pain, dyspnea, and thirst. Results: Evidence-based methods to assess pain are the enlarged 0-10 Numeric Rating Scale (NRS) for ICU patients able …