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Journal of Critical Care(1)

Medicina Intensiva(1)

Palliative and Supportive Care(1)

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Medicina y salud(2)

Problemas sociales y servicios a grupos(2)

Cirugía y especialidades médicas afines(1)

Enfermedades(1)

Farmacología y terapéutica(1)

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Medicina interna(1)

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Critical care(2)

Percutaneous(2)

tracheostomy(2)

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Evidence-based guidelines for the use of tracheostomy in critically ill patients

Abstract: Objectives To provide evidence-based guidelines for tracheostomy in critically ill adult patients an

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Clinical guidelines, consensus, Critical care, intensive care unit, Percutaneous, tracheostomy

Añón J.M., Antoniazzi P., Arroyo M., Calleja J., Castilleja F., Celis E., Chiappero G., Cortés A., Dueñas-Castell C., Fernandez-Bussy S., Hernández G., Jiménez E., José C. Vergara, Martínez L., Matos A.A., Nates J.L., Pacheco C., Quintero A.V., Raimondi N., Rios F., Rodriguez C., Rodriguez E., Sinclair J., Teles J.M.M., Torres J., Ugarte S., Vial M.R., Vidal E., Von der Osten I.

Evidence-based guides in tracheostomy use in critical patients

Abstract: Objectives Provide evidence based guidelines for tracheostomy in critically ill adult patients and i

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Clinical guides, consensus, Critical patient, intensive care unit, Intensive treatment unit, Percutaneous, tracheostomy

Añón J.M., Antoniazzi P., Arroyo M., Calleja J., Castilleja F., Celis E., Chiappero G., Cortés Alban A., Dueñas-Castell C., Fernandez-Bussy S., Hernández G., Jiménez E., José C. Vergara, Martínez L., Matos A.A., Nates J.L., Pacheco C., Quintero A.V., Raimondi N., Rios F., Rodriguez C., Rodriguez E., Sinclair J., Teles J.M.M., Torres J., Ugarte S., Vial M.R., Vidal E., Von der Osten I.

Humanizing the intensive care unit experience in a comprehensive cancer center: A patient- A nd family-centered improvement study

Abstract: Objectives Improving family-centered outcomes is a priority in oncologic critical care. As part of t

Palabras claves:

Critical care, Family engagement, Family-centered care, intensive care unit, quality improvement

Beil L., Christensen E., Diaz N., Idowu O., John A. Cuenca, Layton L.S., Manjappachar N.K., Martin P.R., Mundie T., Nates J., Nates J.L., Plexman K., Price K.J.