Articles:

CW Bryan-Brown and K Dracup

Thinking outside the box and other resolutions
Am J Crit Care 1998 7(1): 1-3.  

MJ Evanisko, CL Beasley, LE Brigham, C Capossela, GR Cosgrove, J Light, S Mellor, A Poretsky, and P McNamara

Readiness of critical care physicians and nurses to handle requests for organ donation
Am J Crit Care 1998 7(1): 4-12. [Abstract]  

W DeJong, HG Franz, SM Wolfe, H Nathan, D Payne, W Reitsma, and C Beasley

Requesting organ donation: an interview study of donor and nondonor families
Am J Crit Care 1998 7(1): 13-23. [Abstract]  

JJ Medland and CE Ferrans

Effectiveness of a structured communication program for family members of patients in an ICU
Am J Crit Care 1998 7(1): 24-29. [Abstract]  

DA Jacob

Family members' experiences with decision making for incompetent patients in the ICU: a qualitative study
Am J Crit Care 1998 7(1): 30-36. [Abstract]  

LV Doering, F Imperial-Perez, S Monsein, and F Esmailian

Preoperative and postoperative predictors of early and delayed extubation after coronary artery bypass surgery
Am J Crit Care 1998 7(1): 37-44. [Abstract]  

SM Burns, M Marshall, JE Burns, B Ryan, D Wilmoth, R Carpenter, A Aloi, M Wood, and JD Truwit

Design, testing, and results of an outcomes-managed approach to patients requiring prolonged mechanical ventilation
Am J Crit Care 1998 7(1): 45-57. [Abstract]  

SS Scott, KK Giuliano, E Pysznik, S Elliott, K Welsh, and N Delbuono

Influence of port site on central venous pressure measurements from triple-lumen catheters in critically ill adults
Am J Crit Care 1998 7(1): 60-63. [Abstract]  

MA Curley

Patient-nurse synergy: optimizing patients' outcomes
Am J Crit Care 1998 7(1): 64-72. [Abstract]  

LJ Miller and R Wiles-Pfeifler

Propofol for the long-term sedation of a critically ill patient
Am J Crit Care 1998 7(1): 73-76. [Abstract]  

KB Keller and L Lemberg

Coronary artery disease--ignored in women or inherently more lethal in women?
Am J Crit Care 1998 7(1): 77-79. [Abstract]  

C Kennelly and S Barnes

Inadvertent i.v. administration of enteral formula causes adverse sequelae ranging from microembolism and hypersensitivity reactions to increased production of stool
Am J Crit Care 1998 7(1): 80.  

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