Foreseeing the needs and availability of anaesthesiologists across Europe is a challenging
task. This is influenced by different factors that include the composition of the workforce and …

The Institute of Medicine defines a “A good death” as one that is free from avoidable distress
and suffering, in general accord with the patients 'and families 'wishes, and is reasonably …

Objective: To review women's participation as faculty at 5 critical care conferences over 7
years. Design: Retrospective analysis of 5 scientific programs to identify the proportion of …

Critical care medicine is a rather “new” subspecialty in medicine, only formally in existence
for the past 50 years, with a few notable exceptions. For example, early roots of critical care …

At the bedside of a patient in the ICU, a woman physician stands at the head of the bed
preparing to intubate. Suddenly, an older male physician approaches and says,“Honey, step …

The first caesarean delivery in South Africa was successfully performed on 25 July 1826, by
Dr James Barry (1789–1865), an army surgeon in Cape Town. The newborn boy was …

Kosha Mehta a, Mark Busbridge b, Derek Renshaw c, Robert W. Evans d, Sebastien
Farnaud e, 1, Vinood B. Patel a,⁎, 1 a Department of Biomedical Sciences, University of …

For several decades, women have comprised about half of medical graduates in Australia. 1
This is yet to translate into a gender-balanced specialty workforce. In 2016, fewer than one …

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Editorial: Barriers to women rising in intensive care - Why is there still an issue? - Abstract -
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