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From formal outreach programmes in obstetrics and gynecology, ultrasound has begun extending to new frontiers. The most prominent of these include emergency medicine and mass casualty incidents (natural disasters, terror attacks and large-scale accidents). However, the effectiveness of ultrasound outreach has also been demonstrated in cardiac care, and may provide an answer in the future […]
Ebola, a river in the northern Democratic Republic of Congo, has become a familiar name to all of us over the last few months with the ongoing outbreak of Ebola virus disease in West Africa. by Prof. Jean-Louis Vincent As of September 22, 2014, this outbreak has reportedly resulted in the deaths of more than […]
The ICU is the last frontier of medical care, a symbol of both its promise and of its limits. Given the huge costs of operating an ICU, it is also an arena for intense debate about physician responsibility towards patients, in the face of growing competition for scarce medical resources. Rationalizing the use of ICUs […]
Risks in clinical practice are associated with faulty equipment and medication errors, service standards and competencies as well as human factors. Clinical risk management seeks to minimize the chances and costs of adverse outcomes. It overlaps, but is distinct from risk assessment, which focuses on weighing out the pros and cons of specific medical procedures […]
Hospitals (and more generally, healthcare) appear to have few parallels with other industries. One obvious reason is that the healthcare industry serves patients rather than
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