Die geschichtliche Entwicklung der Intensivmedizin in Deutschland

Prien, T.; Reinhardt, Charles F.

doi:10.1007/s001010050019

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“…Intensivstationen entwickelten sich an den Universitäten Deutschlands um 1960/1970 [5]. Hierbei handelte es sich zunächst um kleinere Stationen mit 6-8 Beatmungsplätzen, die von nichtärztlichem Personal betreut wurden.…”

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Intensivmedizin aus Sicht des Herzchirurgen

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2006

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During recent years there has been an ongoing process of profound change in German hospitals to save money because of governmental directives. This is also true for the management of hospitals and their departments, leading to new interdisciplinary wards. Therefore this article discusses the management of intensive care units from the cardiac surgeon's view and presents the "Aachen Model" as a possible solution.

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