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Suffering among carers working in critical care can be reduced by an intensive communication strategy on end-of-life practices by Quenot, J. P., Rigaud, J. P., Prin, S., Barbar, S., Pavon, A., Hamet, M., Jacquiot, N., Blettery, B., Hervé, C., Charles, P. E., Moutel, G.

“…Purpose Burnout syndrome (BOS) has frequently been reported in healthcare workers, and precipitating factors include communication problems in the workplace…”
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Impact of an intensive communication strategy on end-of-life practices in the intensive care unit by Quenot, J. P., Rigaud, J. P., Prin, S., Barbar, S., Pavon, A., Hamet, M., Jacquiot, N., Blettery, B., Hervé, C., Charles, P. E., Moutel, G.

“…Purpose Since the 2005 French law on end of life and patients’ rights, it is unclear whether practices have evolved. We investigated whether an intensive…”
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Acute myocardial infarction related to myocardial bridging by Cottin, Y, Laurent, G, Gabrielle, F, André, F, Baudoin, N, Blettery, B, David, M, Wolf, J E

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Candida spp. colonization significance in critically ill medical patients: a prospective study by CHARLES, Pierre Emmanuel, DALLE, Frédéric, AUBE, Hervé, DOISE, Jean Marc, QUENOT, Jean Pierre, AHO, Ludwig Serge, CHAVANET, Pascal, BLETTERY, Bernard

“…Multiple-site colonization with Candida species is commonly recognized as a major risk factor for invasive fungal infection in critically ill patients. The…”
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Fin de vie et euthanasie, enquête sur le vécu d'une équipe soignante de réanimation by BARUTEAU, J, DEVILLIERS, A, FRANCOIS, I, BLETTERY, B

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Les soins palliatifs en gériatrie : étude rétrospective de 40 cas by Manckoundia, P., Mischis-Troussard, C., Ramanantsoa, M., Blettery, B., François-Pursell, I., Martin-Pfitzenmeyer, I., Camus, A., Popitean, L., Lalu-Fraisse, A., Pfitzenmeyer, P.

“…Introduction. – Le très grand âge et la polypathologie des patients en gériatrie font que nous sommes souvent confrontés aux soins palliatifs. Objectif. –…”
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Myocardial injury in critically ill patients: relation to increased cardiac troponin I and hospital mortality by Quenot, Jean-Pierre, Le Teuff, Gwénaël, Quantin, Catherine, Doise, Jean-Marc, Abrahamowicz, Michal, Masson, David, Blettery, Bernard

“…To examine the relationship between myocardial injury, assessed by cardiac troponin I (cTnI) levels, and outcome in selected critically ill patients without…”
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Candidemia in critically ill patients: difference of outcome between medical and surgical patients by CHARLES, Pierre Emmanuel, DOISE, Jean Marc, QUENOT, Jean Pierre, AUBE, Hervé, DALLE, Frédéric, CHAVANET, Pascal, MILESI, Nadine, AHO, Ludwig Serge, PORTIER, Henri, BLETTERY, Bernard

“…Candidemia is increasingly encountered in critically ill patients with a high fatality rate. The available data in the critically ill suggest that patients…”
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A comparison of severity of illness scoring systems for intensive care unit patients: Results of a multicenter, multinational study by Castella, Xavier, Artigas, Antoni, Bion, Julian, Kari, Aarno

“…OBJECTIVETo compare the performance of three severity of illness scoring systems used commonly for intensive care unit (ICU) patients in a large international…”
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Providing medical files to patients: analysis of 52 requests by Devevey, Julie, Lelu, Delphine, Francois, Irène, Blettery, Bernard

“…Since enactment of a statute on 4 March 2002 to allow patients direct access to their medical files, the number of requests for these files has increased…”
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Amiodarone-related acute respiratory distress syndrome following sudden withdrawal of steroids by Charles, Pierre-Emmanuel, Doise, Jean-Marc, Quenot, Jean-Pierre, Muller, Géraldine, Aube, Hervé, Baudouin, Nicolas, Piard, Françoise, Besancenot, Jean-François, Blettery, Bernard

“…Acute lung toxicity is a rare but classical complication of amiodarone therapy. We report the case of a patient who developed an optic neuropathy after 15…”
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The palliative care in geriatrics: a retrospective study of 40 cases by Manckoundia, P, Mischis-Troussard, C, Ramanantsoa, M, Blettery, B, François-Pursell, I, Martin-Pfitzenmeyer, I, Camus, A, Popitean, L, Lalu-Fraisse, A, Pfitzenmeyer, P

“…Owing to the very great age and the polypathology of the patients in geriatrics, we are often confronted to the palliative care decision. The purposes of this…”
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End-of-life and euthanasia, an intensive care team's experience by Baruteau, J, Devilliers, A, François, I, Blettery, B

“…The improvement in the medical techniques used in intensive care units over the last 30 years has led to a different approach towards the end of life and…”
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Risk factors for septic shock in the early management of bacteremia by Aube, H, Milan, C, Blettery, B

“…Aggressive treatment of bacteremia in patients at high risk of septic shock may prove to be beneficial and cost-effective since these patients account for 50%…”
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Tétanos : prévention et diagnostic by Blettery, B, Doise, J.-M

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Continous infusion of haloperidol and delirium in intensive care unit by Aït-Ameur, A., Doise, J.M., Lerouge, C., Aube, H., Blettery, B., Trapet, P., Gisselmann, A.

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Plasma lipid peroxidation in critically ill patients: importance of mechanical ventilation by Ben Baouali, A, Aube, H, Maupoil, V, Blettery, B, Rochette, L

“…Oxygen free radicals may be implicated in the pathogenesis of both ischemia-reperfusion damage and in circulatory shock. The attack on the cell membrane by…”
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Co-morbidities and prognosis of bacteremia by Aubé, H, Blettery, B

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Continuous infusion of haloperidol and delerium in intensive care unit by Aït-ameur, A., Doise, J.M., Leuret-Barondeau, A., Piroth, L., Aube, H., Blettery, B., Gisselmann, A.

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"Malaise" at an emergency department. Diagnostic approach by Blettery, B, Corgibert-Escalier, F, Virot, C, Tavernier, C

“…From a prospective study of 152 patients admitted to an emergency department on account of "malaise" (i.e. dizziness with or without syncope), the authors have…”
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