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About Our Research Research efforts within the Division of Critical Care Medicine include projects involving quality improvement projects for improving patient outcomes, simulation training, extracorporeal life support, delirium in critically ill children, IV medication and drug infusions, congenital heart disease, medical ethics, renal replacement therapy, and patient safety. Our faculty collaborates in these projects with … Read more