Treating Critical Illness: The Importance of First Doing No Harm

Absalom; Annane; Arcaroli; Armstrong; Bailey; Bergmann; Bertolini; Boulos; Brand; Brealey; Brealey; Clutter; Cohn; Coletta; Colleoni; Cotter; Cuffe; De Jonghe; Dellinger; Delogu; Docke; Finfer; Follath; Freestone; Gattinoni; Hayes; Hebert; Hebert; Heer; Helmy; Hosein; Hotchkiss; Juni; Kelbel; Kress; Kupriyanov; Larsen; Lekkou; Leon-Sanz; Lepper; Levy; Lyte; Mela-Riker; Mervyn Singer; Miro; Nieminen; Nikolaidis; Northridge; Paul Glynne; Prins; Ranieri; Rao; Riesbeck; Rybak; Singer; Song; Stevanato; Tune; van Langevelde; Vasile; Watt; Wilkie; Zellweger

Treating Critical Illness: The Importance of First Doing No Harm

Authors: Absalom
Annane
Arcaroli
Armstrong
Bailey
Bergmann
Bertolini
Boulos
Brand
Brealey
Brealey
Clutter
Cohn
Coletta
Colleoni
Cotter
Cuffe
De Jonghe
Dellinger
Delogu
Docke
Finfer
Follath
Freestone
Gattinoni
Hayes
Hebert
Hebert
Heer
Helmy
Hosein
Hotchkiss
Juni
Kelbel
Kress
Kupriyanov
Larsen
Lekkou
Leon-Sanz
Lepper
Levy
Lyte
Mela-Riker
Mervyn Singer
Miro
Nieminen
Nikolaidis
Northridge
Paul Glynne
Prins
Ranieri
Rao
Riesbeck
Rybak
Singer
Song
Stevanato
Tune
van Langevelde
Vasile
Watt
Wilkie
Zellweger
Publication date: 1 January 2005
Publisher: Public Library of Science
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Abstract

Singer and Glynne present evidence to suggest that the short- term benefits of many interventions for treating critical illness may camouflage an underlying tendency to cause harm

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