Evidence against the cuts in Nursing Staff
Hola a tod@s, my dear friends!Today I want to give diffusion to the Opinion article (sorry, you should practice your Spanish this time) published by José Manuel Velasco in Enfermería Docente in 2013 and broadcast entirely in Seguridad del paciente y enfermero (patient and [...]
Counselling…after overcoming an infarction
Hola a tod@s, my beloved rogue. Great satisfaction and pride for me to see that IC-HU Project and the experiences of their collaborators are giving their Scientific fruits. In the summer courses of the University [...]
Zombies get out from TV by Jose Sesmero
Colloquially and figuratively, "Zombie" has been used traditionally in addition to the revived "dead" to refer to that task or entity that carries out its work in a mechanical way as if you were deprived [...]
Measuring the satisfaction of patients admitted to the intensive care unit and of their families
Hola a tod@s, my dear friends. Recently published in the online version of Medicina Intensiva, Dra. Holanda and the companions of Hospital Universitario Marqués de Valdecilla ICU presents the following article.The objective of the study [...]
Empathy: The Human Connection to Patient Care
Hola a tod@s, my dear friends. Here it is the second surprise of the week, thanks to the neonatologist Susana de las Heras and fellow of the Medicine University of Alcalá. This video belongs to [...]
Keep calm…because I don´t care (Part I), by Verónica Rojas
I am a nurse who was born and developed in an ICU.In this time of work, I have understood that these units are small "Islands" within the hospitals, and despite the crisis in health (independent [...]
Angels without wings
Hola a tod@s, my dear friends: I have the immense pleasure to share with you the video of Álvaro Garmuz "Angels without wings", about the work in the Burned ICU of La Paz University Hospital, [...]
Psychological support for the emergency professionals
Hola a todos, my dear friends. Some weeks ago, Pedro Martín-Barrajon, health psychologist and coordinator of the Group of Linkedin Psychology of urgencies and emergencies, Emergencies Spanish (AEM) 112 Madrid Association, with more than 2000 followers, [...]
Staff Levels and Patient Mortality
Hola a todos, my dear rogué From European Society of Intensive Care website, a very interesting review article is shared. They talk about staff levels and patient mortality. The investigators hypothesised: 1-Higher numbers of nurses [...]
The stroke of the 380: the absence of humanism
Hello my dear friends. A few days ago I received and e-mail from Juan Manuel Leyva Moral, he is Nursing Lecturer and International Coordinator at Escola Superior d’Infermeria del Mar in Barcelona (Spain). He told [...]