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The posts express nuanced perspectives, highlighting the distinction between ideal practices and actual clinical behavior, with phrases like 'what OUGHT be done' versus 'what IS done,' which suggest reflective engagement. References to specific elements like mortality risk criteria and the mention of learning health systems underscore thoughtful analysis and cautious optimism about applying the research findings in real clinical settings.
Most discussions acknowledge the study's nuanced findings, recognizing that early screening has complex effects on ICU practices.
The posts demonstrate moderate curiosity, discussing the theoretical and practical implications rather than superficial reactions.
Participants reference specific aspects such as the methodology, criteria, and real-world implications, indicating engaged consideration.
While some posts suggest potential influence on ICU protocols, they also reflect ongoing debates about actual changes in care and patient outcomes.
Sometimes building a learning health system means learning when things you love aren’t doing the things you hoped The Real-World Effect of Early Screening for Palliative Care Criteria in a Medical ICU: An Instrumental Variable Analysis. Hochberg, et al pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39441096/
The Real-World Effect of #Early #Screening for #Palliative #Care Criteria in a Medical #ICU: An #Instrumental #Variable Analysis https://buff.ly/4eAyFh1
The Real-World Effect of Early Screening for Palliative Care Criteria in a Medical ICU Using criteria that indicate mortality risk may not yield care uptake in the ICU or affect transitions to DNR, time in the ICU @chadhoc.bsky.social @atscommunity.bsky.social
The Real-World Effect of Early Screening for Palliative Care Criteria in a Medical ICU Using criteria that indicate mortality risk may not yield care uptake in the ICU or affect transitions to DNR, time in the ICU @ChadHoc @davidnhager @iwashyna https://t.co/e5eq8lOlil https://t.co/e6SVSr4Gjr
This video discusses the effects of early palliative care screening in the ICU, highlighting increased consultations and improved alignment with patient goals, potentially reducing ICU stays and enhancing…
There is a nuanced conversation to be had here, Jon, that relates to the distinction between what OUGHT be done and what IS done As you imply, benefits of adding formal distinct palliative care likely depend on primary team’s approach See @chadhoc.bsky.social’s pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39441096/
The Real-World Effect of Early Screening for Palliative Care Criteria in a Medical ICU Using criteria that indicate mortality risk may not yield care uptake in the ICU or affect transitions to DNR, time in the ICU @chadhoc.bsky.social @atscommunity.bsky.social
The Real-World Effect of Early Screening for Palliative Care Criteria in a Medical ICU Using criteria that indicate mortality risk may not yield care uptake in the ICU or affect transitions to DNR, time in the ICU @ChadHoc @davidnhager @iwashyna https://t.co/e5eq8lOlil https://t.co/e6SVSr4Gjr
The Real-World Effect of #Early #Screening for #Palliative #Care Criteria in a Medical #ICU: An #Instrumental #Variable Analysis https://buff.ly/4eAyFh1
Sometimes building a learning health system means learning when things you love aren’t doing the things you hoped The Real-World Effect of Early Screening for Palliative Care Criteria in a Medical ICU: An Instrumental Variable Analysis. Hochberg, et al pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39441096/