Abstract: A system, non-transitory computer readable medium, and method are provided for determining patient care services for a patient being treated for a life-threatening or life-limiting progressive illness. Patient symptoms are identified by receiving data comprising personal health information of a patient. The level of distress of the patient is determined by analyzing the data comprising personal health information of the patent. A score is established based on criteria comprising the level of distress of the patient and a severity of the patient symptoms. The score correlates the level of distress of the patient with a clinical course of the life-threatening or life-limiting progressive illness. One or more patient care services appropriate for the clinical course of the life-threatening or life-limiting progressive illness and the level of distress of the patient is determined based on the score.

Abstract: A system, non-transitory computer readable medium, and method are provided for determining patient care services for a patient being treated for a life-threatening or life-limiting progressive illness. Patient symptoms are identified by receiving data comprising personal health information of a patient. The level of distress of the patient is determined by analyzing the data comprising personal health information of the patent. A score is established based on criteria comprising the level of distress of the patient and a severity of the patient symptoms. The score correlates the level of distress of the patient with a clinical course of the life-threatening or life-limiting progressive illness. One or more patient care services appropriate for the clinical course of the life-threatening or life-limiting progressive illness and the level of distress of the patient is determined based on the score.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to a double-lumen endotracheal tube having an access sheath or optical system positioned between the two lumens. Embodiments of the the present disclosure are directed toward systems, devices, and methods that provide continuous visual input to a clinician during initial lung separation with the use of a double-lumen endotracheal tube device and throughout a treatment procedure to facilitate the ongoing maintenance of a proper position of the double-lumen endotracheal tube.