Search Tag: COVID 19
3-practical-tools-for-the-daily-work-in-the-icu-1
2020 23 Apr
We created the following three practical tools for physicians and medical personnel for their daily work in the ICU related to COVID-19 and sepsis. Recommendations for Vasoactive Management for Hemodynamic Support in COVID-19 Patients with Septic Shock SOFA Score WHO Categorization of Clinical Syndromes Associated with COVID-19 in Adults ...Read more
High-precision-ai-and-tomosynthesis-system-for-covid-19
2020 28 Apr
Researchers in Spain have started work on a project to develop a new high-precision radiology system for improved diagnosis and management of COVID-19 patients. You might also like: UK Imaging Platform for COVID-19 Management The new system will combine artificial intelligence (AI) and tomosynthesis – with low dose x-ray imaging...Read more
Covid-19-data-uncertainty-and-effectiveness-of-interventions
2020 11 May
Summary: For the past 15 years Prof. Andy Tatem has been working with population data globally, and his team was one of the first to analyse the COVID-19 spread and interventions during the outbreak in China. He speaks with HealthManagement.org about public health measures, COVID-19 changing the nature of research, and how data could and should be...Read more
Reset-2021-what-worked-what-failed-what-comes-now
2021 02 Mar
Find HealthManagement.Org On Social Media Moderator Alexandre Lourenço, Moderator President @ Portuguese Association of Hospital Managers Panelists: Prof Davide Caramella Dr Rafael Grossmann Christian Hay Dr Kurt Höller John Nosta Dr Rafael Vidal-Perez Prof Dr Robert Vander Stichele Read more
Mckinsey-transitioning-to-a-postpandemic-workforce-2021
2021 11 Mar
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Xenon-mri-reveals-lung-damage-in-long-covid-patients
2022 01 Feb
Many patients experience ongoing symptoms following a COVID-19 infection. These are characterised under the umbrella term 'long-COVID', of which one of the most common is breathlessness. It is unclear whether the breathlessness is linked to changes in breathing patterns, tiredness, or lung damage. The EXPLAIN project, involving teams at Sheffield,...Read more
Rethinking-u-s-school-mask-policy
2022 04 Feb
Scientists generally agree that wearing masks reduce the risks of COVID-19 spreading, but the benefit conferred in the K–12 classroom remains unknown. Whether children can wear masks correctly over extended periods is also debatable. Interpretation of existing evidence by public health agencies worldwide vary. For example, the U.S. Centers for...Read more
Ed-decision-support-for-discharging-suspected-covid-19-patients
2022 11 Feb
University of Minnesota Medical School researchers recently evaluated the performance of a prognostic clinical decision-making tool to facilitate emergency department discharges of suspected COVID-19 patients. The University of Minnesota developed this logistic regression tool to alleviate some of the stress that the COVID-19 pandemic has placed on...Read more
Outsourcing-in-clinical-trials-east-coast-2022
2022 24 Apr
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The-impact-of-staffing-shortages-on-patient-safety
2022 12 Apr
A recent study published in the American Journal of Infection Control showed that staff shortages and the extra burden on hospitals caused by the COVID-19 pandemic could increase the number of acquired infections and threaten patient care. The study examined hospital-acquired infections at two hospitals in Illinois between September 2017 and...Read more
Is-nursing-without-a-mask-strange
2022 22 Jul
Before I go on my annual leave, I thought I'd drop a line. Last week I did my first shift in a little private hospital in my hometown. When I arrived on the ward, I called in at the Sister's office. As I headed towards her door, I realised I was the only nurse wearing a mask. I was still in my civilian clothes, and as I said, my mask was...Read more