Landmark Studies in Critical Care: The Evidence Base of Contemporary Practice

By: Jose Chacko and Swapnil Pawar and Ian Seppelt and Gagan Brar and Donald B. Chalfin

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Synopsis: The book is a curated collection of groundbreaking papers entrenched in evidence-based medicine to provide trainees and practitioners in critical care medicine with a handy tool for reference. This compilation highlights pivotal research papers that have significantly influenced clinical practice. The studies in this book are carefully selected based on a rigorous methodology and cover a wide range of critical topics. The studies present robust findings and offer guidance on improving clinical outcomes. Critical care medicine is a relatively new area of specialization and many contentious topics have been the focus of research over the years. In the contemporary era of evidence-based medicine, researchers continue to search for reliable evidence. Despite an abundance of research, few papers have truly shaped the landscape. The book presents an overview of critical care research that has significantly influenced the field and impacted clinical practice. These studies represent landmarks in the history of critical care medicine, spearheaded by leaders in their research. The book is designed to appeal to both trainees and practitioners in the field of critical care medicine.