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Meghan Lane-Fall

David E. Longnecker Professor of Anesthesiology and Critical Care and Professor of Epidemiology; Executive Director, Penn Implementation Science Center (PISCE)

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Behavioral Economics to Transform Trial Enrollment Representativeness (BETTER)

Racial disparities in length of stay among severely ill patients presenting with sepsis and acute respiratory failure

Characterizing equity of intensive care unit admissions for sepsis and acute respiratory failure

Racial disparities in occult hypoxemia and clinically based mitigation strategies to apply in advance of technological advancements

Prioritizing equity when resources are scarce: Innovating solutions during the COVID-19 pandemic

A partially structured postoperative handoff protocol improves communication in 2 mixed surgical intensive care units: Findings from the handoffs and transitions in critical care (HATRICC) prospective cohort study

An official American Thoracic Society systematic review: The effect of nighttime intensivist staffing on mortality and length of stay among intensive care unit patients

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Behavioral Economics to Transform Trial Enrollment Representativeness (BETTER)

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Racial disparities in length of stay among severely ill patients presenting with sepsis and acute respiratory failure

Characterizing equity of intensive care unit admissions for sepsis and acute respiratory failure

Racial disparities in occult hypoxemia and clinically based mitigation strategies to apply in advance of technological advancements

Prioritizing equity when resources are scarce: Innovating solutions during the COVID-19 pandemic

A partially structured postoperative handoff protocol improves communication in 2 mixed surgical intensive care units: Findings from the handoffs and transitions in critical care (HATRICC) prospective cohort study

An official American Thoracic Society systematic review: The effect of nighttime intensivist staffing on mortality and length of stay among intensive care unit patients

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