Scientific attitude to ‘difficult’ patients

Chiropody and scientific attitude.

Judges’ Attitude Towards Scientific Evidence

Stephen Breyer, a judge of the US Supreme Court, wrote some fifteen years ago: »Scientific issues permeate the law (...). The law must seek decisions that fall within the boundaries of scientifically sound knowledge and approximately reflect the scientific state of the art (...). I believe that in this age of science we must build legal foundations that are sound in science as well as in law. S...

Prevention of Iodine Deficiency: Difficult to Implement, More Difficult to Sustain

Scientific Attitude In Relation To Critical Thinking among Teachers

Scientific attitude helps to tackle problem objectively without bias promoting logical thinking. It is the “scientific spirit” or “scienticism” which creates rational outlook. A person accepts whatever is based on scientific background. Scientific approach is progressive, such a person is never too certain of his facts and ready to accept truth on the basis of empirical data, encourages systema...

Difficult intubation and outcomes in intubated patients admitted to intensive care unit

Background & Aims: Endotracheal intubation is commonly performed in the intensive care unit. Many international guidelines for difficult intubation management are available and the intensivists think that any endotracheal intubation in ICU is potentially difficult with several complications. Materials & Methods: After obtaining ethical approval, this descriptive and analytical study was cond...