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David Crippen

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Critical Care Medicine|August 7, 2002
High-tech assessment of patient comfort in the intensive care unit: time for a new lookDavid Crippen
Critical Care Medicine|April 25, 2006
Comfortably numb in the intensive care unitDavid Crippen
Journal of Intensive Care Medicine|September 23, 2008
Donation after cardiac death: perceptions versus realityDavid Crippen
Journal of Critical Care|July 24, 2014
Changing interpretations of death by neurologic criteria: the McMath caseDavid Crippen
Journal of Critical Care|September 10, 2013
Commentary on "the standard of care and conflicts at the end of life: a review of decisions by the Ontario Consent and Capacity Board"David Crippen
Journal of Critical Care|December 25, 2015
Moral distress in medicine: Powerlessness by any other nameDavid Crippen
Critical Care (London, England)|April 10, 2002
Ethics and critical care in the new millenniumLaura Hawryluck, David Crippen
Critical Care (London, England)|August 18, 2004
Pro/con clinical debate: life support should have a special status among therapies, and patients or their families should have a right to insist on this treatment even if it will not improve outcomeDavid Crippen, Laura Hawryluck
The Surgical Clinics of North America|November 23, 2006
Brain death and withdrawal of supportMaxim D Hammer, David Crippen
Critical Care (London, England)|January 20, 2006
Early recombinant activated factor VII for intracerebral hemorrhage reduced hematoma growth and mortality, while improving functional outcomesLillian L Emlet, David Crippen
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Critical Care Medicine|August 7, 2002
High-tech assessment of patient comfort in the intensive care unit: time for a new lookDavid Crippen
Critical Care Medicine|April 25, 2006
Comfortably numb in the intensive care unitDavid Crippen
Journal of Intensive Care Medicine|September 23, 2008
Donation after cardiac death: perceptions versus realityDavid Crippen
Journal of Critical Care|July 24, 2014
Changing interpretations of death by neurologic criteria: the McMath caseDavid Crippen
Journal of Critical Care|September 10, 2013
Commentary on "the standard of care and conflicts at the end of life: a review of decisions by the Ontario Consent and Capacity Board"David Crippen
Journal of Critical Care|December 25, 2015
Moral distress in medicine: Powerlessness by any other nameDavid Crippen
Critical Care (London, England)|April 10, 2002
Ethics and critical care in the new millenniumLaura Hawryluck, David Crippen
Critical Care (London, England)|August 18, 2004
Pro/con clinical debate: life support should have a special status among therapies, and patients or their families should have a right to insist on this treatment even if it will not improve outcomeDavid Crippen, Laura Hawryluck
The Surgical Clinics of North America|November 23, 2006
Brain death and withdrawal of supportMaxim D Hammer, David Crippen
Critical Care (London, England)|January 20, 2006
Early recombinant activated factor VII for intracerebral hemorrhage reduced hematoma growth and mortality, while improving functional outcomesLillian L Emlet, David Crippen
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