Publications by authors named "B Vito"
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- Drowning is the third leading cause of injury death for kids globally, especially affecting ages 1-4 and adolescents.
- The commentary outlines the causes of drowning and factors that influence outcomes, like how long someone is submerged and whether they experience hypothermia.
- It highlights the importance of proper medical treatment before and after hospital care, including resuscitation, oxygen therapy, and rewarming, while emphasizing the need for more safety measures to prevent child drowning deaths.
Background/aims: Determining whether clinical trial findings are applicable to diverse, real-world patient populations can be challenging when the full demographic characteristics of enrolled patients are not consistently reported. Here, we present the results of a descriptive analysis of racial and ethnic demographic information for patients in Bristol Myers Squibb (BMS)-sponsored oncology trials in the United States (US) and describe factors associated with increased patient diversity.
Methods: BMS-sponsored oncology trials conducted at US sites with study enrollment dates between 1 January 2013 and 31 May 2021 were analyzed.
Introduction: The measurement of pain is the fundamental prerequisite for its proper management. Since newborns are unable to communicate verbally, neonatal algometric scales have been developed. However, no gold standard has been identified yet.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFBackground: The reporting of adverse events (AE) remains an important part of quality improvement in thoracic surgery. The best methodology for AE reporting in surgery is unclear. An AE reporting system using an electronic discharge summary with embedded data collection fields, specifying surgical procedure and complications, was developed.
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