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Critical Care Medicine in Argentina

Critical Care Medicine in Argentina. Argentina in Critical Care. Types of ICU Models. Public Institutions > 95 % Closed Units Private and Social Security Hospitals 60 % Open Units. Most of them tend to work as Closed Units. Training of ICU Physicians. Background training:

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Critical Care Medicine in Argentina

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  1. Critical Care Medicinein Argentina

  2. Argentina in Critical Care

  3. Types of ICU Models • Public Institutions > 95 % Closed Units • Private and Social Security Hospitals 60 % Open Units. Most of them tend to work as Closed Units

  4. Training of ICU Physicians • Background training: • Internal medicine. No less than two years of a certified residence program. (> 98 %) • Respiratory medicine • Surgery

  5. Formal Critical Care Training • After “First level” training • Three years Residence or two years Fellowship programs • Certified by the Argentine Society of Critical Care medicine • University of Buenos Aires • Provincial Boards of Medical Specialists • There is no formal critical care training for medical students

  6. Decision Makers in the ICU • Certified Units: • One or two daily rounds. • ICU director or associated ICU specialists • Chief Resident • Critical Care Fellow • Only 30 % of total ICUs

  7. Pressing Critical Care Educational Needs • Encourage Critical Care Units to accomplish Certification Guidelines • Critical Care Units managed by critical care specialists • Convince the Board of Faculties of Medicine to include Critical Care as a new separate chapter in formal training for medical students

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