Publications by authors named "P W Kristensen"
Background And Objectives: A death scene investigation is required to determine sudden infant death syndrome, and a doll reenactment optimizes the information obtained. The aim of this study was to explore how acutely bereaved parents experience doll reenactments that are conducted after the sudden and unexpected deaths of their infants.
Methods: A mixed-methods design, including surveys and semi-structured interviews, was used in a cross-sectional, national study to explore the experiences of doll reenactment among 45 bereaved parents.
The recycling of lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) has been dogged by air pollutants containing fluoride (e.g. HF, PF, POF).
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- Glycemic control in ICU patients is crucial as dysglycemia can lead to negative outcomes, prompting interest in using Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) systems for better monitoring in these settings.
- A systematic review identified 2133 studies on CGM accuracy, narrowing it down to 96 relevant studies that primarily focused on adult patients and various CGM systems, with most studies indicating varied levels of accuracy.
- The review found that the accuracy of CGM devices differed based on the type of device and reference methods used, with intravascular CGM showing better accuracy compared to subcutaneous systems, particularly during episodes of hypoglycemia.
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- * Only 34% are receiving healthcare related to their trauma, indicating a significant treatment gap, as 68% feel they are not getting enough help.
- * There is a correlation between more severe symptoms and a greater need for healthcare, while insomnia is linked to lower satisfaction with the care received, highlighting the importance of proper support for these individuals.