Critical Care

Severity of illness remained similar to prepandemic seasons

Those who died on waiting list had lower numerical rankings ascribed by multistate model than Composite Allocation Score

A mortality prediction model lost 9 to 39 percent specificity after retraining once at a fixed sensitivity of 90 percent

Burnout highest in women, primary care physicians, and physicians with ≤10 years of experience

And patients aged ≥60 years hospitalized with RSV are more likely to have severe illness than those with COVID-19, influenza

Sarcopenia tied to longer intensive care unit stay, more major complications, higher postoperative mortality

Chatbot-generated answers had high accuracy and completeness scores for physician-developed medical queries

Workers are demanding the nation's largest nonprofit, private health care provider address low staffing levels

March 2020 to November 2022 saw decline in crude in-hospital mortality for SARS-CoV-2-linked sepsis from 33.4 to 14.9 percent

Ceftobiprole noninferior for overall treatment success; findings consistent in key subgroups and for secondary outcomes