Somewhere in La Mancha…Best than the best chocolates in the World. By Mª Dolores Pardo
Nowadays, that person who haven´t heard about Humanizing Care, is because he/she lives on another planet. I am a nurse. I work at the Hospital General Universitario de Albacete, exactly in Anesthesia and Resuscitation Unit [...]
The figure of the main caregiver
Hola a todos, mis queridos amigos.One year from the Declaration of Torrejón for the humanization of Intensive Care, signed to date by 460 people from all parts of the world. On May 6th 2015, we [...]
The management of time, by Félix Martin.
For fifteen days a pneumonia leads her to be admitted at ICU.It´s time of First Communions for her daughter.Auxi. Forty two years olf. Two weeks she can´t see her children. The youngest, a five-year-old boy [...]
First Conference “Humanizing Health Care” @HumanizaIbiza
Hola a todos, mis queridos amigos.Next May 6th we are flying to Ibiza, to the First Conference “Humanizing Health Care" organized by the Safety Patient Unit of Eivissa and Formentera. As you can see, it [...]
A new Era in the Care of the critically ill patient, by Miguel Ángel Romera
It is not uncommon to observe that, for some professionals involved in the care of the critically ill patient, sedation remains a low priority over other aspects of treatment such as respiratory, cardiac or renal [...]
Our path is made by walking, by José Manuel Velasco
In the coming II National Conference on Humanizing Intensive Care in Barcelona, we will have the opportunity to see first hand the vision of professionals who have spent years working on units that long ago [...]
#SanidadSINruido, #UCISINruido
Hola a tod@s, my dear friends. April 27th, World Day Against Noise. We join the initiative of #FFPaciente: we need to generate awareness about the negative effects of noise on health centers... and in society [...]
We are all sepsis, by Alberto Del Castillo
We are living an increase in the incidence of Sepsis in recent years probably due to the increase of the population survival and the use of new immunosuppressive treatments. This increase in incidence has not [...]
#HelloMyNameIs Isabel Murcia and I am intensivist
Months ago I met the campaign initiated by Kate Granger (@GrangerKate) on the need to introduce to relatives and patients. I think is fantastic: talks about the approach, respect, importance of initiating relationships between patients, [...]
A hospital with personality, by Mónica Ferrero
Last week I was talking by phone with Gabi Heras and he told me what fantastic day he lived on April 13th in the 21st Conference of the Universitary Nursing School of Lugo at the Hospital Universitario [...]