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Thrombectomy within Eight Hours of Stroke Onset Reduces Poststroke Disability

Author:
Katie Lappe, MD
Karli Edholm, MD
Devin Horton, MD
Kencee Graves
Jenny Tuan, MD
Joshua Labrin, MD, SFHM

Clinical question: Does thrombectomy, in conjunction with medical therapy, improve functional independence in patients with an acute proximal...

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High-Flow Nasal Oxygen Therapy Noninferior to BiPAP in Post-Operative Respiratory Failure

Author:
Katie Lappe, MD
Karli Edholm, MD
Devin Horton, MD
Kencee Graves
Jenny Tuan, MD
Joshua Labrin, MD, SFHM

Clinical question: In post-operative cardiothoracic surgery patients, is high-flow nasal oxygen therapy inferior to BiPAP for resolution of acute...

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Supplemental Oxygen During STEMI Might Increase Myocardial Injury

Author:
Katie Lappe, MD
Karli Edholm, MD
Devin Horton, MD
Kencee Graves
Jenny Tuan, MD
Joshua Labrin, MD, SFHM

Clinical question: Does routine oxygen supplementation in patients with STEMI increase myocardial injury? Background: Because of physiologic and...

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Thrombectomy Within Eight Hours of Stroke Onset Reduces Post-Stroke Disability

Author:
Katie Lappe, MD
Karli Edholm, MD
Devin Horton, MD
Kencee Graves
Jenny Tuan, MD
Joshua Labrin, MD, SFHM

Clinical question: Does thrombectomy, in conjunction with medical therapy, improve functional independence in patients with an acute proximal...

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Interdisciplinary Team Care on General Medical Units Does Not Improve Patient Outcomes

Author:
Katie Lappe, MD
Karli Edholm, MD
Devin Horton, MD
Kencee Graves
Jenny Tuan, MD
Joshua Labrin, MD, SFHM

Clinical question: Does interdisciplinary care on general medical wards improve patient outcomes? Background: Patients on general medical wards...

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Patient Satisfaction Scores, Objective Measures of Surgical Quality Have Positive Association

Author:
Katie Lappe, MD
Karli Edholm, MD
Devin Horton, MD
Kencee Graves
Jenny Tuan, MD
Joshua Labrin, MD, SFHM

Clinical question: Is there an association between objective measures of surgical quality and patient satisfaction as measured by the Hospital...

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Extended Anticoagulation Therapy and Recurrent Rates of Venous Thromboembolism

Author:
Katie Lappe, MD
Karli Edholm, MD
Devin Horton, MD
Kencee Graves
Jenny Tuan, MD
Joshua Labrin, MD, SFHM

Clinical question: Among patients with a first episode of unprovoked pulmonary embolism (PE), what are the benefits and harms of extending the...

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Wells Score Can't Rule Out Deep Vein Thrombosis in Inpatient Setting

Author:
Katie Lappe, MD
Karli Edholm, MD
Devin Horton, MD
Kencee Graves
Jenny Tuan, MD
Joshua Labrin, MD, SFHM

Clinical question: Should the Wells score be used for DVT risk stratification in the hospital? Background: The Wells score was derived to reduce...

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Antibiotic Therapy, Appendectomy for Uncomplicated Acute Appendicitis

Author:
Katie Lappe, MD
Karli Edholm, MD
Devin Horton, MD
Kencee Graves
Jenny Tuan, MD
Joshua Labrin, MD, SFHM

Clinical question: Is antibiotic therapy noninferior to appendectomy for treatment of uncomplicated acute appendicitis? Background: Previous...

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Social, System Factors Can Influence Decisions to Continue Patient Care

Author:
Katie Lappe, MD
Karli Edholm, MD
Devin Horton, MD
Kencee Graves
Jenny Tuan, MD
Joshua Labrin, MD, SFHM

Clinical question: Why do healthcare providers work while sick? Background: Healthcare providers generally are aware of the risks of infection to...

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Corticosteroids Show Benefit in Community-Acquired Pneumonia

Author:
Joshua Labrin, MD, SFHM
Kencee Graves, MD
Karli Edholm, MD
Devin Horton, MD
Katie Lappe, MD
Division Of General

Clinical question: Does corticosteroid treatment shorten systemic illness in patients admitted to the hospital for community-acquired pneumonia (...

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Clinical Variables Predict Debridement Failure in Septic Arthritis

Author:
Joshua Labrin, MD, SFHM
Kencee Graves, MD
Karli Edholm, MD
Devin Horton, MD
And Katie Lappe, MD

Clinical question: What risk factors predict septic arthritis surgical debridement failure? Background: Standard treatment of septic arthritis is...

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Prednisolone or Pentoxifylline Show No Mortality Benefit in Alcoholic Hepatitis

Author:
Joshua Labrin, MD, SFHM
Kencee Graves, MD
Karli Edholm, MD
Devin Horton, MD
And Katie Lappe, MD

Clinical question: Does administration of prednisolone or pentoxifylline reduce mortality in patients hospitalized with severe alcoholic hepatitis...

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Corticosteroids Show Benefit in Community-Acquired Pneumonia

Author:
Joshua Labrin, MD, SFHM
Kencee Graves, MD
Karli Edholm, MD
Devin Horton, MD
Katie Lappe, MD
Division Of General

Joshua LaBrin, MD, SFHM, Kencee Graves, MD, Karli Edholm, MD, Devin Horton, MD, and
Katie Lappe, MD; Division of General Internal Medicine,...

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Nomogram Predicts Post-Operative Readmission

Author:
Joshua Labrin, MD, SFHM
Kencee Graves, MD
Karli Edholm, MD
Devin Horton, MD
And Katie Lappe, MD

Clinical question: Can a nomogram accurately predict a patient’s risk of post-operative 30-day readmission? Background: Medicare and Medicaid...

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