… care provided by trained critical care physicians leads to better outcomes, our data raise an
important point: Although we believe that critical care physicians … some routine critical care …

… A collected list of practical recommendations to guide anesthetic and critical care management
of COVID-19 patients is found in table 2. Table 3 provides a list of organizations offering …

… Point-of-care ultrasonography (POCUS) is a widely used tool in emergency and critical care
settings, useful in the decision-making process as well as in interventional guidance. While …

… Many physicians continue life-sustaining treatment despite … We conclude that physicians
do not reflexively accept … suggest that most critical care physicians are incorporating some …

… To evaluate the effects of reorganizing physician resources in a medical intensive care unit
(… period before critical care medicine; and slashed bars, period after critical care medicine. …

… for critical care physicians beginning with an overview of how to evaluate physician supply
and … We then discuss supply and demand for critical care physicians considering emerging …

… By examining handover communication of experienced physicians, we aim to inform future
… communication patterns used by attending critical care physicians in an academic centre and …

… of every physician team in … the physician team and the necessary requisite tasks performed
to meet those goals. For example, the conceptual goal of a critical care unit-based physician …

… examined burnout among pediatric critical care physicians, and our findings agree with the
high prevalence reported elsewhere. Among pediatric critical care physicians in Brazil and …

… the care of intensivists trained in critical care ultrasonography were included in the study
cohort. If DVT, pulmonary embolism (PE), or both were suspected by the critical care physician, …