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This study demonstrates that patient-specific virtual mirrored-image planning significantly improves symmetry, globe positioning, malar projection, and psychosocial outcomes compared to traditional intraoperative visual estimation in late r
This nationwide study reveals that 26% of ICU clinicians perceive at least one patient’s care as inappropriate, linked to ethical climate and team dynamics, and predicts poorer patient outcomes including mortality and severe disabilit
A structured discharge curriculum for sub-internship medical students significantly improves their discharge instruction skills and knowledge, positively influencing patient-reported understanding of urgent care instructions after hospital
A large multicenter study found that emergency department triage mismatches were linked to small delays in care and longer stays, especially for overtriaged patients. Better use of patient history may improve triage accuracy.
The PRETREAT randomized clinical trial demonstrates that proactive, risk-stratified intraoperative blood pressure targets do not reduce six-month functional disability compared to standard care in noncardiac surgery patients, suggesting tha
A comprehensive meta-analysis of 226 publications involving 183,285 patients reveals a significant reduction in ICU delirium and pain following the 2013 PAD guidelines, though prevalence remains high at approximately 36% and 44%, respective
The PANDA II study demonstrates that influenza vaccination significantly reduces mortality and rehospitalization in acute heart failure patients, supporting its inclusion as a standard component of heart failure management worldwide.
