Intensive Care Medicine in 10 Years

2006

Fink, Mitchell P. , Suter, Peter M. , Sibbald, William J. 저자(글)

Springer · 2005년 09월 29일

책 소개

Although its roots date back to the early decades of the 20 th century, critical care medicine did not emerge as a specialty in medicine until the 1970's. Over the last 30 years or so, the field of critical care medicine has grown tremendously and there is now a solid body of scientific information that forms the foundation for the practice of critical care medicine. But, now as physicians and hospitals around the world focus to an ever greater extend on providing high quality care, the practice of critical care medicine will continue to grow in visibility and importance among clinicians and the general public as well. This book seeks to identify the trends in critical care medicine that will form the basis for practice over the next ten years. Predicting the future is always risky. Nevertheless, the ideas articulated in this book are likely to serve as a road map for intensivists, hospital administrators and governmental leaders interested in healthcare, as they seek to improve the quality and efficiency of hospital-based services.
From the reviews: "Critical care is distinguished by the absolute need for its clinical leaders to understand and practice interdisciplinary teamwork a? . This is a? a book that may facilitate or help initiate a planning process for leaders who recognize the imperative for change and adaptation in critical care. Accordingly, I recommend this book to individuals and groups engaged in all aspects of critical care. Accordingly, I recommend this book to individuals and groups engaged in all aspects of critical care management, now and in the future." (J. Christopher Farmer, Respiratory Care, Vol. 52 (3), 2007)
Setting the StageSetting the Scene (J.L. Vincent).- Managing and Leading in Critical Care (W.J. Sibbald).- Critical Care from 50,000 Feet (D.C. Angus).- Expectations around Intensive Care '? 10 Years on (K. Hillman).- The Safety and Quality Agenda in Critical Care Medicine (T. Dorman).- The Challenge of Emerging Infections and Progressive Antibiotic Resistance (S.M. Opal).- Health Technology Assessment (J. Bakker and P. Verboom).- Trends in Pediatric and Neonatal Critical Care in the next 10 Years (R.C. Tasker).-Diagnostic, Therapeutic and Information Technologies Ten Years from NowThe Patient Process as the Basis for the Design of an ICU (B. Regli and J. Takala).- Information Technology (G.D. Martich, D. Van Pelt and D. Lovasik).- Diagnostic Technologies to Assess Tissue Perfusion and Cardiorespiratory Performance (M.R. Pinsky).- Microcirculatory Distress in Critically Ill Patients: Meaning and Future (C. Ince).- Managing Infection: From Agar Plate to Genome Scan (J. Cohen).- Immunological Monitoring, Functional Genomics and Proteomics (E. Abraham).- Improving Organ Function (M. Singer).- The Profile and Management of Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (L. Gattinoni, P. Caironi and E. Carlesso).- The Ventilator of Tomorrow (L. Brochard, M. Dojat and F. Lellouche).- My NeuroICU 10 Years from Now (D.K. Menon).- Disaster Medicine (P.E. Pepe, K.J. Rinnert and J.G. Wigginton).-How Might Critical Care Medicine be Organized and Regulated?Hospital and Medical School Organization of Critical Care Services (P. Fink).- Physician Staffing in the ICU 10 Years from Now (J.A. Russell and A. Sutherland).- ICU Research '? One Decade from Now (J.J. Marini and D.J. Dries).- Organizing Clinical Critical Care Research and Implementing the Results (D. Cook and S. Finfer).- Funding Models and Accountability Relationships (P.M. Suter).- Measuring Performance (G.D. Rubenfeld).- Ethics and End-of-Life Care (J.R. Curtis).- Rationing in the ICU: Fear, Fiction and Fact (M.M. Levy)Training Training Pathways '? Physician and Non-Physician (J. Bion, H. Barrett, and T. Clutton-Brock).- Simulation Training in Critical Care Medicine (P.B. Angood).-The Critical Care "Agenda"The Agenda for the Intensivist (V.M. Ranieri and G.L. Rosboch).- Transforming Adult Critical Care Service Delivery in Ontario (H. MacLeod).-Index

작가정보

저자(글) Fink, Mitchell P.

저자(글) Suter, Peter M.

저자(글) Sibbald, William J.

목차

• Setting the scene	p. 3
  Managing and leading in critical care	p. 23
  Critical care from 50,000 feet	p. 41
  Expectations around intensive care - 10 years on	p. 55
  The safety and quality agenda in critical care medicine	p. 61
  The challenge of emerging infections and progressive antibiotic resistance	p. 69
  Technology assessment	p. 87
  Trends in pediatric and neonatal critical care in the next 10 years	p. 99
  The patient process as the basis for the design of an ICU	p. 115
  Information technology	p. 133
  Diagnostic technologies to assess tissue perfusion and cardiorespiratory performance	p. 153
  Microcirculatory distress in critically ill patients : meaning and future	p. 165
  Managing infection : from agar plate to genome scan	p. 177
  Immunological monitoring, functional genomics and proteomics	p. 189
  Improving organ function	p. 201
  The profile and management of acute respiratory distress syndrome	p. 213
  The ventilator of tomorrow	p. 227
  My NueroICU 10 years from now	p. 239
  Disaster medicine	p. 257
  Hospital and medical school organization of critical care services	p. 273
  Physician staffing in the ICU 10 years from now	p. 279
  ICU research - one decade from now	p. 291
  Organizing clinical critical care research and implementing the results	p. 311
  Funding and accounting systems	p. 325
  Measuring performance	p. 335
  Ethics and end-of-life care	p. 345
  Rationing in the ICU : fear, fiction and fact	p. 363
  Training pathways - physician and non-physician	p. 377
  Simulation training in critical care medicine	p. 389
  The agenda for the intensivist	p. 401
  Transforming adult critical care service delivery in Ontario	p. 413
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기본정보

ISBN	9783540260929 ( 3540260927 )
발행(출시)일자	2005년 09월 29일
쪽수	436쪽
크기	156 * 234 * 25 mm / 803 g
총권수	1권
언어	영어