2020
DOI: 10.1055/s-0040-1713018
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Advancing Neuroanesthesia and Neurocritical Care during the COVID-19 Pandemic and Infodemic: Focus on Education, Innovation, and Collaboration

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“…Advances in medical imaging and data analytics could also enable the creation of patient-specific simulations 34 in which learners could use patient data in a tailored learning experience that resembles real clinical scenarios. Furthermore, as interest in telemedicine increases, telesimulations could be adapted to link simulators between an instructor and trainees in remote locations 41–43 . Simulating telemedicine interactions would help develop skills for remote patient assessment, decision-making, and communication 42 …”
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“…Advances in medical imaging and data analytics could also enable the creation of patient-specific simulations 34 in which learners could use patient data in a tailored learning experience that resembles real clinical scenarios. Furthermore, as interest in telemedicine increases, telesimulations could be adapted to link simulators between an instructor and trainees in remote locations 41–43 . Simulating telemedicine interactions would help develop skills for remote patient assessment, decision-making, and communication 42 …”
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confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, as interest in telemedicine increases, telesimulations could be adapted to link simulators between an instructor and trainees in remote locations. [41][42][43] Simulating telemedicine interactions would help develop skills for remote patient assessment, decision-making, and communication. 42…”
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“…Pacientes portadores con SARS-CoV-2, pueden tener un pronóstico desfavorable, además de exponer a otros pacientes y personal de salud. 29 Debe establecerse una "sala COVID" con máximas precauciones, sistema de presión negativa, uso de equipo de protección personal (EPP) adecuado 24,30 y realizar las pruebas tan pronto como sea posible sin retrasar el manejo independientemente del estado de riesgo 25,27 , contar con protocolo de transporte en circuito cerrado 18,25 y planificación del destino del paciente 21 . Estratificar la necesidad quirúrgica en: emergente, urgente y electiva, estado COVID-19 (positivo, sospechoso o negativo), gravedad de la infección, riesgo de transmisión/infección 19,21 , incluida la prioridad de neurocirugía oncológica 33 y considerar EPP en 3 niveles según riesgos de la cirugía.…”
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