Meanings of intensivist in English

One intensivist and a radiologist participated in pilot training.

Twelve of the ICUs had an intensivist on staff at night, while the other 37 did not.

Conclusions: Knowledge of malignancy-induced complications in critically ill patients expedites the ability of the intensivist to properly manage them.

Most research has shown that having an intensivist in an ICU during the day improves the chances that patients will survive, said Kahn.

At each clinic visit, patients will be assessed independently by both an intensivist and a diabetologist who will provide screening and targeted interventions.

Its intention is to encourage the intensivist to scrutinize common therapeutic measures, such as mechanical ventilation, haemodynamic interventions and transfusion of blood products.

But to improve the chances that patients will leave the ICU alive, it doesn't appear that every ICU needs an intensivist at all hours.

In 16 cases (18.4%), the drain was positioned by a senior intensivist after a failed attempt by a resident.

Population: Intensivists in academic hospitals with clinical trial expertise in critical illness.

We conclude that intensivists without formal consensus training can achieve moderate levels of agreement.

And several earlier studies on the impact of nighttime intensivists have had mixed results.

Conclusions: Approximately one of four intensivists presented symptoms of depression.

All procedures were performed by the same team of intensivists.

Bedside ultrasound evaluation and interpretation by intensivists affected the management of critically ill children.

This is why the cardiac intensivists also need to be skilled in general intensive care.

Our objective was to identify the factors that influence pediatric intensivists' perception of clinically relevant bleeding.