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Why women say no to leadership positions by October, Tessie W.

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Courageous Conversations: Using Interactive Games to Discuss Goals of Care and Advance Care Planning with Adolescents and Their Families (TH335) by October, Tessie W., MD, Wiener, Lori, PhD

“…The Courageous Conversations: Using Interactive Games to Discuss Goals of Care and Advance Care Planning with Adolescents and Their Families workshop is…”
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Feasibility and Challenges with Measuring Adverse Childhood Experiences in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit by Derck, Jordan E., Livingston, Jessica D., Zhang, Anqing, Phipps, Aimee, Maddock, Ryan M., Gilmore, Gayle, October, Tessie W.

“…Purpose The Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) screening tool captures some experiences of childhood adversity, ranging from abuse to parental separation…”
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Existing in a Postcrisis World by October, Tessie W

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An Antiracism Approach to Conducting, Reporting, and Evaluating Pediatric Critical Care Research by Zurca, Adrian D., Suttle, Markita L, October, Tessie W.

“…Reporting race and ethnicity without consideration for the complexity of these variables is unfortunately common in research. This practice exacerbates the…”
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Parental Perspectives on the Postpartum Bonding Experience after Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Transfer to a Referral Hospital by Yui, Yvonne, October, Tessie W

“…The aim of this study is to describe the postpartum bonding experience of parents whose newborns were transferred to a referral hospital while their mothers…”
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Fast Facts and Concepts #485 Developing a Shared "Headline" before a Family Meeting by Arnold, Robert M, Berns, Stephen, October, Tessie W

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Parental Conflict, Regret, and Short-term Impact on Quality of Life in Tracheostomy Decision-Making by October, Tessie W, Jones, Amy H, Greenlick Michals, Hannah, Hebert, Lauren M, Jiang, Jiji, Wang, Jichuan

“…The prevalence of tracheostomy-dependence in critically ill children is increasing in the United States. We do not know the impact of this decision on parental…”
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The parent perspective: "being a good parent" when making critical decisions in the PICU by October, Tessie W, Fisher, Kiondra R, Feudtner, Chris, Hinds, Pamela S

“…To identify factors important to parents making decisions for their critically ill child. Prospective cross-sectional study. Single center, tertiary care PICU…”
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Culturally Centered Palliative Care: A Framework for Equitable Neurocritical Care by Magee, Paula M, October, Tessie W

“…Health disparities continue to plague racial and ethnic underserved patients in the United States. Disparities extend to the most critically ill patients,…”
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Is All Suffering Equal or Is It Time to Address Existential Suffering? by October, Tessie W

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A Communication Guide for Pediatric Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation by Moynihan, Katie M., Purol, Nick, Alexander, Peta M. A., Wolfe, Joanne, October, Tessie W.

“…Decision-making surrounding extracorporeal membrane oxygenation initiation and decannulation has become a key challenge in critical care. Nuanced communication…”
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Investigation of Public Perception of Brain Death Using the Internet by Jones, Amy H., Dizon, Zoelle B., October, Tessie W.

“…Brain death is a difficult concept for the public to comprehend, resulting in a reliance on alternative resources for clarity. This study aims to understand…”
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Decision-Making, Ethics, and End-of-Life Care in Pediatric Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation: A Comprehensive Narrative Review by Moynihan, Katie M., Dorste, Anna, Siegel, Bryan D., Rabinowitz, Edon J., McReynolds, Andrew, October, Tessie W.

“…Pediatric extracorporeal membrane oxygenation is associated with significant morbidity and mortality. We sought to summarize literature on communication and…”
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Discussing Benefits and Risks of Tracheostomy: What Physicians Actually Say by Hebert, Lauren M, Watson, Anne C, Madrigal, Vanessa, October, Tessie W

“…When contemplating tracheostomy placement in a pediatric patient, a family-physician conference is often the setting for the disclosure of risks and benefits…”
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Characteristics of Prognostic Statements During Family Conferences of Critically Ill Children by Gupta, Divya, October, Tessie W., Wolfe, Amy H. J.

“…Discussion of prognosis is an essential component of decision-making family conferences in critical care. We do not know how clinicians convey prognosis to…”
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Goodbye Pagers, Hello Online Platforms: Embracing Modern Technology for Communication With Research Participants by Jones, Amy Hope, October, Tessie W

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Mentor–Mentee interactions: a 2-way street. The APS–SPR virtual chat series by Cornfield, David N., October, Tessie W., Libby, Anne M., Abman, Steven H.

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Is it my turn to speak? An analysis of the dialogue in the family-physician intensive care unit conference by October, Tessie W., Dizon, Zoelle B., Roter, Debra L.

“…•We audio-recorded conferences between the healthcare team and family members.•Turn analysis and literacy burden were applied to intensive care unit…”
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Racial Minority Families’ Preferences for Communication in Pediatric Intensive Care Often Overlooked by Zurca, Adrian D., Wang, Jichuan, Cheng, Yao I., Dizon, Zoelle B., October, Tessie W.

“…To compare the communication experiences and preferences of racial/ethnic minority and non-Hispanic white (NHW) families in the pediatric intensive care unit…”
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