Gabi Heras2019-08-02T19:01:45+01:009 April, 2014|
Hello everybody my beloved rascals.Today, this is my questionMost of us work with critically ill patients, with the objective of returning the patient to their situation prior to the illness. Many times we get it, but not so many. And the truth is that we get to be discharged to ward our patients and there the relationship with him or her ends.Some continue their [...]
Gabi Heras2019-08-02T19:01:46+01:008 April, 2014|
Hello everybody, my beloved rogue.Today I thank Dr. Alberto Del Castillo, from my nostalgia ICU of the Hospital's Son Llàtzer, for sending me the article I present, published in February of 2014 in Critical Care Medicine (CCM), the official journal of the American Society of Intensive Care (SCCM). Serve this photo as a tribute and given our football preferences not I have [...]
Gabi Heras2019-08-02T19:01:46+01:006 April, 2014|
My dear rascals: Sometimes you just get excited when you know you are living in a dream . Remember, as Eduard Punset says a lot brighter than the Bimbo bread speech that " Before Death ... there is a LIFE" . Indeed , a blog is far from a Scientific Journal. Basically it is a blog: its outreach and penetration is much higher since there [...]
Gabi Heras2019-08-02T19:01:46+01:004 April, 2014|
Hello, my dear rogues. From Intensive Care Medicine (ICM), in its on line publication, April 2014, we got the present article which will attract great attention. In What´s new in ICU visiting policies: can we continue to keep the door closed?, hot off the presses, Drs. Giannini, Garrouste-Orgeas and Latour propose a topic for discussion ,already dealt with in project [...]
Gabi Heras2014-04-03T16:24:00+01:003 April, 2014|
Hello my rogues!. Here I am, with my daughter on my chest so I have free and quick hands for typing. Today I want to share with you another birth: Humanizing Health Care Humanize Health is the fundamental bioethical problem. [...]
Gabi Heras2019-08-02T19:01:47+01:002 April, 2014|
Hi all, my dear rogues . Today I have a story to share thanks to Conchi , ICU nurse in University Hospital of Torrejón, Madrid . In Living across the endotracheal tube. Personal vision of a physician in critical illness , Dr Viner Edwar tells his own story . I would share a few touches . "Having considered the scientific and [...]
Gabi Heras2019-08-02T19:01:47+01:001 April, 2014|
Hi everyone my dear scoundrels! On Saturday 1.48 my second daughter, Mara, was born. Ten minutes later and she would be born in the time change ...So, today I will write nothing related to the blog. Or maybe it will be. I am writing with Mara in my arms and typing in tears, and I definitely think that this blog [...]
Gabi Heras2019-08-02T19:01:47+01:0029 March, 2014|
Hello everybody: First of all, I would like to remind you that today we have an appointment with the Planet: from 20:30 to 21.30 is The blackout by climate change And returning to today´s post ... what about that patient with long ICU stay when leave our units? How grade of dependent would they have? Would they have depression, nightmares or could [...]
Gabi Heras2019-08-02T19:01:47+01:0027 March, 2014|
Hello my dear rascals: I would like to share with you a very interesting post by Dra. Odile Fernández, the author of the book My anticancer recipes Most of us work in our ICUs at any time, and very often in the night shift. Shift work and particularly work at the night shift has been associated with an increased risk of cancer [...]
Gabi Heras2019-08-02T19:01:48+01:0026 March, 2014|
Hello everybody, my dear rascals. Wednesday and in the half of the week, Dra Nuria Camino again shares with us a wonderful video. Please, spend 7 minutos! Someone is going to do this? What will happend If we do it? Happy day, gabi
