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Critical care patients generate an enormous volume of data; physicians are tasked with making sense of the data and with making timely, congruous decisions regarding their care. Many of these decisions are made during patient rounds – approximately 9 per patient (1) – based on the premise that the data that inform the decisions are accurate and complete. The study by Artis et al. in this issue of Critical Care Medicine (2) challenges this premise.

ICU Rounds: “What We’ve Got Here Is Failure to Communicate”*