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Health care in the US is facing a crisis, but there is polarization and disagreement among policy makers and the public about how to solve this crisis. The overall outcome is ranked much lower than most developed nations and nearly 50 million people are uninsured. Health care is big business and is 17 % of the gross domestic product. Inside Health Care highlights the lifesaving nature of neonatal care while shining some light on what can be done to maximize neonatal well being and efficiency in healthcare access and delivery. In this book, health care issues are brought under the lens by physi

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Neonatal intensive care. --- Artificial respiration. --- Pediatric intensive care. --- Intensive care, Pediatric --- Critical care medicine --- Pediatric emergencies --- Artificial ventilation (Therapy) --- Mechanical ventilation (Therapy) --- Pulmonary resuscitation --- Rescue breathing --- Respiration, Artificial --- Ventilation, Mechanical (Therapy) --- First aid in illness and injury --- Respiratory therapy --- Resuscitation --- Intensive care, Neonatal --- Intensive care of the newborn --- Newborn intensive care --- Infant health services --- Newborn infants --- Pediatric intensive care --- Neonatal emergencies --- Hospital care

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In this book a multitude of new chapters and comprehensive updates put the latest know-how at your fingertips, helping you to optimally manage young patients .A reorganized, streamlined table of contents and refined chapter template for medical emergencies, trauma, surgical emergencies, and behavioural health emergencies approaches pediatric emergencies the way you engage with them in practice. New clinical pathways section provide key steps for managing critical patients.

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Pregnancy Complications --- Infant, Newborn, Diseases --- Infant, Premature, Diseases --- Intensive Care Units --- Neonatal intensive care --- Newborn infants --- Pregnancy --- Premature infants --- therapy --- Diseases --- Complications --- Intensive Care Units. --- Care Unit, Intensive --- Care Units, Intensive --- Intensive Care Unit --- Unit, Intensive Care --- Units, Intensive Care --- therapy. --- Birth, Premature --- Infants (Premature) --- Preemies --- Preterm infants --- Birth weight, Low --- Complications of pregnancy --- High-risk pregnancy --- Pregnancy, Complications of --- Pregnant women --- Obstetrical emergencies --- Intensive care, Neonatal --- Intensive care of the newborn --- Newborn intensive care --- Infant health services --- Pediatric intensive care --- Neonatal emergencies --- Hospital care --- ICU Intensive Care Units --- Pregnancy Complications - therapy --- Infant, Newborn, Diseases - therapy --- Infant, Premature, Diseases - therapy --- Newborn infants - Diseases --- Pregnancy - Complications --- Infant, newborn, diseases --- Infant, premature diseases --- Pregnancy complications

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Les équipes médicales sont parfois conduites à décider d'interrompre des réanimations et de recourir à des arrêts de vie, notamment dans le cas de nouveau-nés. Comment justifier de telles décisions ? Est-ce pour autant légitimer l'euthanasie ? Au cœur de ce débat difficile, les équipes ont à assumer la tension délicate entre les contraintes que le réel impose et l'exercice d'une responsabilité éthique. Tension qui oblige parfois à transgresser ce qui moralement et socialement reste de l'ordre de l'interdit : donner sciemment la mort. Plus que toute autre problématique, la mort programmée aide à penser l'éthique clinique comme l'engagement d'une responsabilité humaine, sociale, politique et culturelle. A travers la question des modalités d'élaboration et de mise en œuvre des décisions au cœur d'une histoire partagée et assumée, la légitimité éthique est l'enjeu d'une conquête. Au-delà des idéologies ou des convictions personnelles, au-delà des dénis ou des banalisations, l'éthique clinique est une invitation à repenser l'homme comme lien et présence. Loin de clore le débat, ce livre, fruit d'une collaboration étroite avec les praticiens, a pour objectif d'être une contribution à un dossier difficile qui ne saurait se satisfaire des militantismes de toutes sortes. L'ouvrage s'articule autour de 3 parties :- Les décisions de fin de vie en question : la mort donnée.- Les arrêts de réanimation en néonatalogie : la décision en histoire - L'éthique clinique : responsabilité et transgression.Un sujet d'éthique médicale qui conduit parfois les praticiens à décider d'interrompre des réanimations et de recourir à des arrêts de vie "de nouveau-nés".

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