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Interventions to reduce low-value care in intensive care settings: a scoping review of impacts on health, resource use, costs, and the environment

Jake Williams
Jake Williams • 2 December 2024

We aimed to identify, collate, and summarise published evidence on the impacts of interventions to reduce low-value care in intensive care units (ICUs). Multiple evidence-based interventions may reduce low-value care in ICUs with important health, financial, and environmental co-benefits. Further research may inform wider scale-up and sustainability of successful strategies to decrease low-value healthcare. More empirical evidence on potential environmental benefits may inform policies to lower healthcare’s carbon footprint.

Resource author(s)
Jake T W Williams, Florencia Moraga Masson, Forbes McGain, Rachel Stancliffe, Julia K Pilowsky, Nhi Nguyen, Katy J L Bell
Resource publishing organisation(s) or journal
Intensive Care Medicine
Resource publication date
October 2024

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