A study of four common medical conditions suggests hospitals that used intensive care units (ICUs) more frequently were more likely to perform invasive procedures and have higher costs while showing ...

Hospitals with high volumes of intensive care unit patients perform more invasive procedures at higher costs, but mortality rates do not improve compared to those hospitalized elsewhere, according to ...

In our comprehensive fellowship program, you will receive a broad range of hands-on clinical experience and individualized instruction from nationally-known physicians and investigators in a collegial ...

Simulation sessions can help maintain clinician proficiency and prepare staff members to be part of the multidisciplinary team during high-risk procedures that happen suddenly and infrequently. One ...

Critical Care Medicine Fellows rotate within our three hospitals including Baylor St. Luke’s Medical Center, Ben Taub Hospital, and Michael E. DeBakey VA Medical Center providing an unparalleled ...

At Baylor Medicine, our critical care team treats patients who need advanced monitoring and observation. Our team focuses on multidisciplinary around-the-clock, quaternary, and tertiary care for all ...

When treatment in an intensive care unit no longer works, the more humane way is to shift the patient to comfort care.

Refreshing an intensive care unit (ICU) -- making changes that update or improve a healthcare space without a full-scale renovation or demolition -- is an opportunity to improve the healing ...

New York City has emerged as the global epicenter for the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic. The city’s public health system, New York City Health + Hospitals, has been key to the city’s ...

With the recent rise in flu cases and the increase in respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) cases nationally putting a strain on the health care system, the burden on health care professionals across ...

The SSM Health/Saint Louis University School of Medicine Critical Care Medicine fellowship program offers a one or two-year A.C.G.M.E.-accredited critical care fellowship to graduates of approved ...