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Abstract Many analyses of critically ill patients focus on admission features and discharge outcomes, overlooking daily events and intercurrent complications. Pneumonia is a syndromic entity that is difficult to adjudicate outcomes without clinical expertise. Here, we examine clinical features on a day-by-day basis, mirroring the practice of daily multidisciplinary rounds, with annotated pneumonia episodes and outcomes.
"Leaders are visionaries with a poorly developed sense of fear, and no concept of the odds against them. They make the impossible happen."―Robert Jarvik, inventor of the first successful artificial heart In 1977, Abraham Zaleznik published an article in the Harvard Business Review that has influenced leadership and management theory for two generations. He wrote that management and leadership are two entirely different functions.
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