Objective: It was hypothesized that adding dedicated afternoon rounds for patients’ families
to supplement standard family support would improve overall family satisfaction with care in …

Purpose: An intensive care unit (ICU) patient's primary care physician (PCP) may be able to
assist family with certain ICU shared medical decisions. We explored whether families of …

Background There is a critical need to improve support for families making difficult shared
decisions about patient care with clinicians in the neuroscience ICU (neuro-ICU). The aim of …

Study Objective To demonstrate a technique for robotically resecting a parasitic leiomyoma
from the obturator fossa. Design Case report and a step-by-step video demonstration of …

Objective: The purpose of this study was to explore whether families of neurocritically ill
patients who report involvement of a patient’s primary care physician (PCP) in medical decision …

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The placenta aids in providing nutrients and oxygen from the mother to the developing fetus.
Using a validated tool to measure Estimated Placenta Volume (EPV) prior studies have …

OBJECTIVE/BACKGROUND:Survey studies using Likert scales suggest that families of
patients dying in intensive care units (ICUs) are more satisfied with their ICU experience than …

Methods: From March 2014 to July 2015, we administered the Family Satisfaction ICU survey
(FS-ICU 24), with additional questions, to English-speaking family members of patients in a …

METHODS: The Negative Acts Questionnaire-Revised (NAQ-R), a previously validated tool
to assess was distributed to program coordinators at 13 residency programs in the American …