Publications by authors named "J J Naples"
Objective: Models recommending continuous sedation combined with specific tools to assess sedation depth during pediatric transport do not exist. Published studies demonstrate that nurse-driven sedation protocols yield more consistent levels of appropriate sedation.
Methods: A retrospective review in 2020 of mechanically ventilated pediatric transport patients at this institution demonstrated that 60.
Article Synopsis
- Microsurgeries are done for patients with vestibular schwannomas, which are tumors affecting balance, and understanding what makes hospital stays longer can help doctors give better advice to patients.
- The study looked at past data from patients who had this surgery to find out what factors made their hospital stays longer.
- Results showed that being an African American, having diabetes, high blood pressure, and longer surgery times all contributed to longer hospital stays, while a specific surgery method had shorter stays.
Objectives: To assess pediatric critical care transport (CCT) teams' performance in a simulated environment and to explore the impact of team and center characteristics on performance.
Study Design: This observational, multicenter, simulation-based study enlisted a national cohort of pediatric transport centers. Teams participated in 3 scenarios: nonaccidental abusive head injury, sepsis, and cardiac arrest.
Objectives: Evidence continues to emerge of associations between cochlear implant (CI) outcomes and cognitive functions in postlingually deafened adults. While there are multiple factors that appear to affect these associations, the impact of speech recognition background testing conditions (i.e.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFObjective: To characterize extremely negative online reviews of Otolaryngologists in the United States.
Methods: A search for reviews was performed on Yelp.com using the keyword "Otolaryngologist" in four major urban cities in the United States.