Why the study?
Does low-dose dopamine prevent renal dysfunction, and does patient positioning affect the accuracy of hemodynamic monitoring in critical care patients?
Does low-dose dopamine prevent renal dysfunction, and does patient positioning affect the accuracy of hemodynamic monitoring in critical care patients?
This review highlights the importance of adopting evidence-based practices in critical care, specifically demonstrating that low-dose dopamine does not protect renal function and that hemodynamic monitoring can be accurately performed in non-supine positions.
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Rauen et al. (2009) conducted a review in Critical illness. Evidence-based critical care practices vs. Traditional practice was evaluated.
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