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Nandita Nadig

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Sepsis Diagnosis and TreatmentFamily and Patient Care in Intensive Care UnitsPalliative Care and End-of-Life IssuesRespiratory Support and MechanismsMechanical Circulatory Support Devices

Les publications récentes

2026 article OpenAlex

810: INTER-ICU TRANSFERS REIMAGINED: COMPARING TELEHEALTH AND TRADITIONAL TRANSFER EVALUATION PATHWAYS

Chuanfen Ni, Yash Nelavelli, Susan Russell, Michelle Prickett et autres

Introduction: Inter-ICU transfers to tertiary hospitals are critical in ensuring timely access to specialized care. Traditional transfer evaluations rely on phone-based discussions between referring and accepting teams. There is growing interest in leveraging telehealth to enhance these evaluations by incorporating real-time video …

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0 citations Critical Care Medicine
2026 article OpenAlex

14: REVOLVING DOORS: A LOOK AT RAPID RESPONSE EVENTS FOLLOWING RECENT ICU STAYS

Kayla Thompson, Jason Arnold, Deepa Daryani, Mary Lipa et autres

Introduction: Readmissions to the intensive care unit (ICU) can be costly and logistically challenging and lead to poorer patient outcomes. Acute deterioration events following an ICU stay often involve rapid response teams (RRT) activations to help guide transitions in level of care. …

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2026 article OpenAlex

729: BRIDGING THE GAP: ANALYZING THE IMPACT OF GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION ON RAPID RESPONSE OUTCOMES

Deepa Daryani, Jason Arnold, Mary Lipa, Kayla Thompson et autres

Introduction: Rapid response teams (RRTs) are common in hospitals, yet their impact on patient mortality remains debated. While numerous factors influence RRT effectiveness, the geographic location of patients within a hospital has not been widely explored. This study investigates how locations of …

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0 citations Critical Care Medicine
2026 article OpenAlex

1684: AT A CROSSROAD: UNDERSTANDING THE IMPACT OF A PALLIATIVE CARE CONSULT AFTER A RAPID RESPONSE EVENT

Jason Arnold, Deepa Daryani, Mary Lipa, Kayla Thompson et autres

Introduction: Rapid response teams (RRT) have become common place in the United States (US). Thus far, research on their use has primarily identified the role of RRT in reducing mortality from cardiac arrest. Given the high mortality of this patient population, we …

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0 citations Critical Care Medicine
2026 article OpenAlex

271: TIME-LIMITED TRIALS: AN ETHNOGRAPHIC STUDY COMPARING WORK-AS-ENVISIONED TO WORK-AS-PERFORMED

Arsalan Ahmad, Douglas Wiegmann, Oliver Nguyen, Joy Moy et autres

Introduction: Time-limited trials (TLT) are a flexible approach to decision-making about life-sustaining therapies amid uncertainty in critically ill patients. Though increasingly used in ICUs, their conduct varies widely and is shaped by clinician judgment and context. Amidst this wide variation in practice, …

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2026 article OpenAlex

747: PROSPECTIVE, REAL-TIME MEASUREMENT OF ICU ACTIVITY AND STRAIN WITH THE MODIFIED ACTIVITY INDEX SCORE

Gabrielle Matias, Adovich Rivera, Yash Nelavelli, Susan Russell et autres

Introduction: The past decade has had increasing focus on ICU strain – the mismatch between increased demand and an individual ICU or system’s capacity to deliver high-quality care. Prior works have found that strain negatively affects patient- and ICU-related outcomes, but prospectively …

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2026 article OpenAlex

258: EVALUATING PHYSICIAN VARIABILITY IN USE OF TIME-LIMITED TRIALS IN MECHANICALLY VENTILATED PATIENTS

Andrew Wu, Cemre Orhan, Joy Moy, Emily Campbell et autres

Introduction: A time-limited trial (TLT) is a collaborative plan among patients, surrogates, and clinicians to try life-sustaining therapy for a defined duration for critically ill patients whose prognosis is uncertain. Prior work demonstrates variability in physicians’ use of TLTs, but little is …

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2026 article OpenAlex

1711: SINGLE VERSUS MULTIPLE RAPID RESPONSES: DO PATIENT CHARACTERISTICS AND OUTCOMES DIFFER?

Mary Lipa, Jason Arnold, Deepa Daryani, Kayla Thompson et autres

Introduction: Rapid Response Teams are a hospital-based resource to respond to acutely deteriorating patients outside of the ICU setting. Frequent rapid response events (RRs) in individual patients are associated with increased ICU admission, length of stay, and mortality. This study aims to …

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0 citations Critical Care Medicine

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