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10/Nov/2025
10/Nov/2025
DOI: 10.31744/einstein_journal/2025AO1491
Highlights ■ Patients who received early palliative care were younger with more immunosuppression. ■ Intensive care unit and hospital mortality were higher with late palliative care. ■ Early palliative care reduced the use of advanced life support resources. ABSTRACT Objectives: To describe the use of advanced life support, resource utilization, and clinical outcomes and to identify the risk factors for late initiation of palliative care support in patients at the intensive care unit. Methods: A retrospective, single-center cohort study conducted […]
Keywords: Attitude of health personnel; Dehumanization; Family support; Palliative care; Patient care team; Professional-family relations
17/Feb/2025
DOI: 10.31744/einstein_journal/2025AO1213
Highlights ■ Diabetes education is the central pillar of treatment, and the AADE7 offers a 360-degree view of care. ■ Only 18.9% of participants had previously engaged in diabetes-related educational programs. ■ Recognizing signs of hypo and hyperglycemia and responding appropriately is crucial to avoiding complications. ■ Diabetes and sugar consumption remain taboo for many, including healthcare professionals. ABSTRACT Objective: We aimed to implement a comprehensive and accessible diabetes education program for patients and their families based on the AADE7 […]
Keywords: Blood glucose; Diabetes; Family support; Insulin, regular, human; Patient education; Patient-centered care; Self care; Self management