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The cost of surviving ICU

By |27 February, 2016|

Hola a tod@s, my dear friends. Thanks to Vicente Gómez, we return to talk about the post-ICU síndrome (PICS) after an article published in MEDPAGETODAY. Maurene Harvey is a nurse, and she was the first [...]

The H also in Venezuela

By |26 February, 2016|

Hola a tod@s, my dear friends. Very good news once again, this time from Venezuela. Despite the difficulties, the humanization of Intensive Care is spreading arround the world. Nurse specialists in Intensive Care of Hospital [...]

It was really “a matter of plate”?

By |25 February, 2016|

Over the years I have coincided with many intensivists in several ICU, and we have all seen needs for the system . Years after, we continue thinking the same things. And as in everything, there [...]

The border, by Raquel Nieto

By |24 February, 2016|

99 days When we are admitted in an ICU, in every hospital, we are thinking in the discharge to the ward as the great trip, always rising, even if we are on the same floor [...]

A great IC-HU for children, by Mónica Ferrero

By |23 February, 2016|

Fundación Aladina began in 2005. It´s an independent organization which provides material, psychological and emotional support to children, adolescents and their families. They carried out projects in different hospitals as: Hospital Gregorio Marañon (Madrid), Hospital [...]

The power of the will

By |16 February, 2016|

Hola a tod@s, my dear friends.  I have just come back from Santa Cruz de la Sierra to Spain after the adventure lived with José Manuel Velasco. So, many feelings as stars in the sky, [...]

Right care, right now…and later

By |6 February, 2016|

Hola a tod@s, my dear friends. We are just flying to Santa Cruz de la Sierra (Bolivia), so this space will remain on hold next week. But before, we'd like to share with you a [...]

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