More Pulmonology Articles
Healthcare Shortage Means High Caseloads for Physicians
Public Health
A ranking of specialties by caseload answers the question of which physicians are responsible for the highest number of patients. Wonder where your specialty comes in?
Study: One Single-Use Bronchoscope Excelled in BAL Use
Patient Safety
A study examining satisfaction and ease of use of five single-use flexible endoscopes found the devices to be a viable alternative to reusables for performing bronchoalveolar lavage.
BAL Findings Can Help Predict Outcomes In COVID Patients With ARDS
Patient Safety
A study, out of Amsterdam, was designed to assess the relationship between lung microbiota and clinical outcomes of COVID-19-related ARDS.
Our Top Pulmonology Stories of the Year So Far
Public Health
Advances in single-use bronchoscopy, cross-contamination rates of reusables and trends for the future were among the themes of our most-read pulmonology stories of the past six months.
Survey: Stress, Poor Work-Life Balance Challenge Intensivists
Public Health
Although critical care doctors largely are satisfied with their jobs, they also report high job stress and low satisfaction when it comes to work-life balance, according to a new survey.
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