Add to ORKGThere is a severe, ongoing shortage of intensive care (ICU) unit beds in Ireland, as recently outlined.1 This needs to be addressed to ensure that patients who need admission to ICU can be admitted as the need arises and are not prematurely discharged due to pressure on beds. Adequate bed numbers and appropriate staffng will also help to ensure that ICU-acquired infection is minimised.</p
This report is based on data from 18 Units in 15 hospitals which undertook 70% of all critical care ...
Intensive care units (ICUs) are an expensive [1-4] and growing [4,5] part of health care in develope...
Recently, many countries have described a growing gap between the supply and the demand of intensivi...
There is a severe, ongoing shortage of intensive care (ICU) unit beds in Ireland, as recently outlin...
This report provides a comprehensive overview of activity and outcomes during 2019 in Critical Care ...
Quality problem or issue: The on-going COVID-19 pandemic may cause the collapse of healthcare system...
Developments in hospital medicine combined with social and demographic changes are likely to increas...
ICU capacity strain is associated with increased morbidity and lost hospital revenue, leading many h...
Demand for intensive care unit (ICU) resources often exceeds supply, and shortages of ICU beds and s...
OBJECTIVES To safely expand and adapt the normal workings of a large critical care unit in respon...
Abstract Critical care practice is constantly evolving. Pressures for bed availability in publicly f...
INICUA captured activity in 22 adult public hospitals, which collectively provided 96% of Level 3 IC...
of steps hospitals are taking to address the growing problem of ICU capacity constraints [1]. Th ese...
With the increasing number of patients admitted to emergency department (ED) there is a raise in rat...
Implementation of an ICU Surge Capacity Response Protocol Patrick Simon S. Soria Abstract High conse...
This report is based on data from 18 Units in 15 hospitals which undertook 70% of all critical care ...
Intensive care units (ICUs) are an expensive [1-4] and growing [4,5] part of health care in develope...
Recently, many countries have described a growing gap between the supply and the demand of intensivi...
There is a severe, ongoing shortage of intensive care (ICU) unit beds in Ireland, as recently outlin...
This report provides a comprehensive overview of activity and outcomes during 2019 in Critical Care ...
Quality problem or issue: The on-going COVID-19 pandemic may cause the collapse of healthcare system...
Developments in hospital medicine combined with social and demographic changes are likely to increas...
ICU capacity strain is associated with increased morbidity and lost hospital revenue, leading many h...
Demand for intensive care unit (ICU) resources often exceeds supply, and shortages of ICU beds and s...
OBJECTIVES To safely expand and adapt the normal workings of a large critical care unit in respon...
Abstract Critical care practice is constantly evolving. Pressures for bed availability in publicly f...
INICUA captured activity in 22 adult public hospitals, which collectively provided 96% of Level 3 IC...
of steps hospitals are taking to address the growing problem of ICU capacity constraints [1]. Th ese...
With the increasing number of patients admitted to emergency department (ED) there is a raise in rat...
Implementation of an ICU Surge Capacity Response Protocol Patrick Simon S. Soria Abstract High conse...
This report is based on data from 18 Units in 15 hospitals which undertook 70% of all critical care ...
Intensive care units (ICUs) are an expensive [1-4] and growing [4,5] part of health care in develope...
Recently, many countries have described a growing gap between the supply and the demand of intensivi...