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Do either early warning systems or emergency response teams improve hospital patient survival? A systematic review by McNeill, G, Bryden, D

“…Abstract Background For critical care to be effective it must have a system in place to achieve optimal care for the deteriorating ward patient. Objectives To…”
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Postoperative cognitive dysfunction and dementia: what we need to know and do by Needham, M.J., Webb, C.E., Bryden, D.C.

“…Approximately 12% of apparently previously cognitively well patients undergoing anaesthesia and noncardiac surgery will develop symptoms of cognitive…”
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Non-invasive ventilation for weaning, avoiding reintubation after extubation and in the postoperative period: a meta-analysis by Glossop, A.J., Shepherd, N., Bryden, D.C., Mills, G.H.

“…Non-invasive ventilation (NIV) is a supportive therapy that improves mortality in acute respiratory failure (RF). It may also be used in patients recently…”
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What to do when complications occur by Cruikshanks, A., Bryden, D. C.

“…Summary Adverse events and complications, even if minor, can result in considerable negative effects on patients, including loss of life. They can also have an…”
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Using a CriSTAL scoring system to identify pre-morbid conditions associated with a poor outcome after admission to intensive care in people 70 years or older by Jankowski, K, Bryden, DC

“…Older people admitted to intensive care are considered to have lower physiological reserves, an increased susceptibility to infection and longer recovery…”
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Emergency intubation for acutely ill and injured patients by Lecky, F, Bryden, D, Little, R, Tong, N, Moulton, C

“…Emergency intubation has been widely advocated as a life saving procedure in severe acute illness and injury associated with real or potential compromises to…”
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The Faculty of Intensive Care Medicine Workforce Survey – What impacts on our working lives? by Grailey, KE, Bryden, DC, Brett, SJ

“…The Faculty of Intensive Care Medicine distributes an annual survey to its Consultants, allowing the evaluation of workforce profile, working patterns and the…”
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Frailty predicts need for medical review but not degree of organ support after complex orthopaedic surgery by Singatoullina, N, Panickar, A, Dennis, A, Porter, R, Bryden, D

“…Keywords: Critical Care, Organ Support, Anaesthetic Technique, Medical Review, Critical Care Unit…”
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Organisational changes in service provision outside critical care impact on referral patterns by Tridente, A, Cecchini, L, Lobaz, S, Chick, A, Keep, S, Furmanova, S, Bryden, D

“…Keywords: Functional Status, Critical Care, Service Provision, Healthcare Service, Multidisciplinary Team…”
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A practical approach to teaching medical ethics by Mills, S, Bryden, D C

“…Teaching medical ethics and law has become much more prominent in medical student education, largely as a result of a 1998 consensus statement on such…”
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Thomas Gordon Hungerford 1911 - 2007 by Bryden, D, Bryden, J

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When is a white cell count not a␣white cell count? by Whiting, P., Bryden, D.

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Meeting the standards for interhospital transfer of adults with severe head injury in the United Kingdom by Knowles, P. R., Bryden, D. C., Kishen, R., Gwinnutt, C. L.

“…In December 1996, the Association of Anaesthetists of Great Britain and Ireland produced a series of recommendations outlining the safe conduct of…”
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Increased firing to cues that predict low-value reward in the medial orbitofrontal cortex by Burton, Amanda C, Kashtelyan, Vadim, Bryden, Daniel W, Roesch, Matthew R

“…Anatomical, imaging, and lesion work have suggested that medial and lateral aspects of orbitofrontal cortex (OFC) play different roles in reward-guided…”
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Tracheal intubation via the laryngeal mask airway: a viable alternative to direct laryngoscopy for nursing staff during cardiopulmonary resuscitation by Bryden, Daniele C, Gwinnutt, Carl L

“…Eight nurses with no previous experience of advanced airway management were randomly assigned to be taught tracheal intubation either by direct laryngoscopy or…”
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An investigation into changes in lung function and the subjective medical benefits from breast reduction surgery by Starley, I.F., Bryden, D.C., Tagari, S., Mohammed, P., Jones, R.P.

“…The aim of this study was to assess the respiratory changes following reduction mammaplasty in women presenting for elective surgery; In addition, to assess…”
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Capital in the London publishing trade; James Moxon's stock disposal of 1698, a 'mathematical lottery' by Bryden, D.

“…Abstract only…”
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Airway management: the difficult airway by Bryden, D., Gwinnutt, C.

“…Maintenance of a patent airway to allow ventilation with high concentration oxygen is an essential procedure during the resuscitation of all trauma patients. A…”
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Frailty predicts increased resource use and postoperative care requirements after revision hip surgery by Panickar, A, Singatullina, N, Stubbs, J, Johnson, C, Porter, R, Bryden, D

“…There is increasing demand for revision hip surgery in older patients with poor frailty. Our previously submitted work demonstrated that frailty predicts the…”
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Feasibility and utility of frailty assessment in the over 80s on critical care by Charles, B, Porter, R, Bryden, D

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