Dec. 23, 2024
Faith in the ICU: Doctors Should Not Shy Away
In a new series on Healthcare Musings, Dr. Hassaballa discusses faith in the ICU and how Doctors should not shy away from faith. It can be an added asset in the right circumstance.
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Faith in the ICU: Doctors Should Not Shy Away
Critical illness is the scariest moment in someone’s life. All of the sudden, frequently without warning, a person can go from normal to fighting for their very survival. Combating this type of illness is the honor of a lifetime for me, and it…