2020
Patterns in Pain and Opiate Use after Endoscopic Sinus Surgery
Ndon S, Spock T, Torabi S, Manes R. Patterns in Pain and Opiate Use after Endoscopic Sinus Surgery. Otolaryngology 2020, 162: 969-978. PMID: 32284006, DOI: 10.1177/0194599820915472.Peer-Reviewed Original ResearchConceptsEndoscopic sinus surgeryNarcotic usePain managementSinus surgeryOpiate usePostoperative day 1 painTertiary referral medical centerBilateral maxillary antrostomiesHigher narcotic usePostoperative opiate useEffective pain managementPostoperative day 0Referral medical centerPostoperative day 3Academic medical facilityOxycodone-acetaminophenPostoperative periodSurgical factorsCase seriesNasal packingTotal ethmoidectomyOpiate prescriptionPatients' opinionsFrontal sinusotomyMaxillary antrostomy
2015
Clinician Perception of the Effectiveness of an Automated Early Warning and Response System for Sepsis in an Academic Medical Center
Guidi J, Clark K, Upton M, Faust H, Umscheid C, Lane-Fall M, Mikkelsen M, Schweickert W, Vanzandbergen C, Betesh J, Tait G, Hanish A, Smith K, Feeley D, Fuchs B. Clinician Perception of the Effectiveness of an Automated Early Warning and Response System for Sepsis in an Academic Medical Center. Annals Of The American Thoracic Society 2015, 12: 1514-1519. PMID: 26288388, DOI: 10.1513/annalsats.201503-129oc.Peer-Reviewed Original ResearchConceptsMost patientsClinicians' perceptionsMedical CenterLarge tertiary referral medical centerTertiary referral medical centerReferral medical centerAcademic medical centerSevere sepsisBedside cliniciansAdditional interventionsClose monitoringMinority of respondersPatient careCliniciansPeriod 1 monthSepsisPatientsOne-thirdResponse systemSuch alertsProvidersNursesRespondersCareMonths
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