Neuroethical questions raised by recent advances in the diagnosis and treatment of
disorders of consciousness are rapidly expanding, increasingly relevant and yet …

Background End-of-life practices vary among intensive care units (ICUs) worldwide.
Differences can result in variable use of disproportionate or non-beneficial life-sustaining …

Background Asia has more critically ill people than any other part of our planet. The aim of
this article is to review the development of critical care as a specialty, critical care societies …

Abstract Background/Objective Death in intensive care units (ICUs) may increase bereaved
family members' risk for posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). However, posttraumatic stress …

Purpose This cross-sectional study investigated the status of life-sustaining treatment (LST)
practices and identified characteristics and factors influencing decision-making practices …

Purpose: To evaluate the association between provider religion and religiosity and
consensus about end-of-life care and explore if geographical and institutional factors …

Importance Recent immigrants face unique cultural and logistical challenges that differ from
those of long-standing residents, which may influence the type of care they receive at the …

Purpose To identify and characterise the international practices of transferring a dying
patient home to die from critical care units. Materials and methods A systematic scoping …

Background: Little is known about end-of-life care among Muslim patients, particularly
during Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID) pandemic, which we report here. Methods: The …

Background Discussing goals of care with heart failure patients is recommended but is not
done systematically, due to factors such as time and personal beliefs. A recent survey …