Understanding gender disparities in outcomes after sepsis

M Elizabeth Wilcox, John P Donnelly, Nazir I Lone

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It is assumed that medicine treats patients based primarily on their physical illnesses. Sociologic attributes such as religion, nationality, economic class, and gender might inform patient values, but should not negatively affect care. A number of studies, however, suggest that a patient’s sex may influence both the provision of care as well as outcomes. Critical care is not immune to such bias.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)796–798
JournalIntensive Care Medicine
Volume46
Early online date18 Feb 2020
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - Apr 2020

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