Nutritional counseling impact on assisted reproduction treatment outcomes

Halpern, Gabriela; Sardinha, Fátima Aparecida Arantes; Setti, Amanda Souza; Iaconelli, Assumpto; Borges, Edson

doi:10.5935/1518-0557.20130001

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“…Citing this evidence base, the ACR amended its recommendations in December 2011 by assigning a “usually not appropriate” rating with some exceptions to routine daily CXRs . In 2014, the entire category of patients receiving MV were removed and routine CXRs in all stable patients in the ICU were categorized as “usually not appropriate.” Also in that year, the 4 major US critical care professional societies endorsed “Do not order diagnostic tests at regular intervals (such as every day)”, specifically including daily CXRs as the first recommendation of their Choosing Wisely top 5 list …”

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Trends in Use of Daily Chest Radiographs Among US Adults Receiving Mechanical Ventilation

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Key Points Question How does the prevalence of routine daily chest radiography in mechanically ventilated patients hospitalized in the United States—a practice that is no longer recommended—vary across hospitals and over time? Findings In this cohort study of 512 518 patients receiving mechanical ventilation, 63% received a chest radiograph every day up to 7 days following mechanical ventilation initiation. The odds of receiving a daily chest radiograph were 2.43-fold higher if the same patient was discharged from a higher- vs lower-use hospital and, starting in the fourth quarter of 2011, there was a 3% relative reduction in the odds of daily use per quarter through 2014. Meaning Mechanically ventilated patients in US hospitals continue to receive chest radiographs daily at high rates even though guidelines recommend against this practice; use depends largely on the hospital at which the patient receives care rather than individual patient characteristics.

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