Stephen M. Pastores - Böcker

In this issue of Critical Care Clinics, guest editors Drs. Stephen M. Pastores and John M. Oropello bring their considerable expertise to the topic of Organization and Management of Critical Care Services. Top experts cover key issues in the strategic planning, coordination, and delivery of intensive medical care to critically ill patients. Topics include innovation, technology and telemedicine in critical care; how to start and sustain a system-based high-reliability medicine venture for your CCO; the future of critical care: policy, innovation, and global perspectives; and much more.

A practical, concise, and up-to-date reference for the ICUDesigned for today’s ICU, Lange Critical Care, Second Edition equips physicians, nurses, advanced practice providers, and allied health professionals with essential fundamentals, real-world applications, and expert insights they can rely on in the field. This practical, high-yield resource delivers concise, clinically focused guidance on both the surgical and medical management of critically ill patients.Featuring step-by-step clinical care procedures, high-yield summaries across the full spectrum of critical care topics, and clear explanations of complex and evolving areas of practice, Lange Critical Care, Second Edition is an indispensable tool for delivering confident, evidence-based care in any ICU setting.• Includes both the surgical and medical aspects of critical care, making it valuable to the intensivist working in the MICU or SICU• Utilizes numerous visual elements such as figures, tables, and algorithms• Appendix contains valuable reference material and formulas, including a chapter on bedside statistics• Excellent primer for clinical rotations and great for board and exam review• Valuable to practicing critical care physicians and fellows in training, as well as all critical care providers, including hospitalists, emergency medicine, subspecialty physicians, residents, nurses, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, nutritionists, pharmacists, respiratory therapists, and medical students