ReviewPediatric research2026
Oxidative stress, burnout, National Institutes of Health, work relative value units, and Medicaid: Need for an emergency transfusion.
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Abstract
There are several similarities between oxygen transport and medical economics. In a critically ill, anemic patient, increasing inspired oxygen is not an effective strategy to improve tissue oxygen delivery. A transfusion of packed red cells to increase hemoglobin increases arterial oxygen content and delivery to the tissues. Similarly, low reimbursement by Medicaid and reduced funding from National Institutes of Health (NIH) and National Science Foundation (NSF) cannot be compensated by increased provider work hours. Increased federal funding of Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), NIH and NSF are needed to sustain pediatric clinical and research workforce. IMPACT: Reduction in funding to Medicaid, NIH and NSF will impact pediatric clinical care and research. Increased work hours to compensate for low Medicaid, NIH and NSF funding can lead to burnout and stress. There are similarities between oxidative stress related to high FiO
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