Trinity College of Florida

Reliability of the Biomechanical Assessment of the Sagittal Thoracic Spine on Radiographs Used in Clinical Practice: A Systematic Literature Review

Background: Measurement reliability of the sagittal thoracic spine, e.g., thoracic kyphosis and balance, on radiographs has an unknown evidence base. This literature review aims to systematically identify and evaluate the reliability of biomechanical assessments of the sagittal t...

Closing the Value-Voice Disconnect: Operational Pointers for Healthcare Governance

The Value-Voice Disconnect is the gap between what hospital administration can count, meaning cost, throughput and measurable output, and what clinicians know from the bedside, which is contextual and largely uncounted. Naming the gap has not closed it. This paper turns the conce...

Closing the Value-Voice Disconnect: Operational Pointers for Healthcare Governance

The Value-Voice Disconnect is the gap between what hospital administration can count, meaning cost, throughput and measurable output, and what clinicians know from the bedside, which is contextual and largely uncounted. Naming the gap has not closed it. This paper turns the conce...

Closing the Value-Voice Disconnect: Operational Pointers for Healthcare Governance

The Value-Voice Disconnect is the gap between what hospital administration can count, meaning cost, throughput and measurable output, and what clinicians know from the bedside, which is contextual and largely uncounted. Naming the gap has not closed it. This paper turns the conce...

Emerald effluent in severe pancreatitis: Acute PD as dual-action support?

A 50-year-old man with severe presumed gallstone pancreatitis, multiorgan failure, and oliguric stage 3 acute kidney injury underwent bedside acute peritoneal dialysis (PD) for haemodynamically tolerated kidney support and intra peritoneal lavage. Catheter insertion drained a lar...