Clinical AI governance is becoming a practical requirement as high-risk systems move from technical validation into routine care. A framework developed at the Institut de Cancérolog
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Persistent funding, workforce and surveillance gaps are slowing the implementation of national action plans on antimicrobial resistance (AMR), despite wider adoption of strategies and grow
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Computer-based work occupies a larger share of emergency physicians’ shifts than direct patient care in an observational assessment of emergency department workflow. A cross-sectiona
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Wearable sensors paired with artificial intelligence can generate blood pressure readings that closely match those produced by invasive arterial lines, the standard used in intensive care units1
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Ambient artificial intelligence documentation may reduce administrative pressure in emergency care while preserving physician oversight. A 12-month evaluation published in the Inte
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The MERCURI-2 (Promoting EffectiveRenoprotection in Cardiac Surgery Patients by Inhibition of SGLT-2 ) trial investigated whether a short perioperative course of dapagliflozin could pr
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In a recent viewpoint article, Shigehiko Uchino and Shinshu Katayama examine how the updated Sequential Organ Failure Assessment score, SOFA-2, changes the assessment of organ dysfunction
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The Prone Position in Acute Bronchiolitis (PROPOSITIS) trial examined whether placing infants with moderate to severe acute bronchiolitis in the prone position could reduce the need to escalate 1
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A new national clinical trial, funded by the National Institutes of Health, is helping reshape the future of recovery research for critically ill patients by providing important new evidence on1
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In a post hoc analysis of 210 ICU patients from the French multicentre COMBAT cohort, nearly half of survivors of community-acquired bacterial meningitis had unfavourable functional outcomes on1
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