Towards a common core dataset for critical care: a registry-centered vision for global improvement

Vrindha Pari; David Pilcher; Luigi Pisani

doi:10.62675/2965-2774.20260338

January 1, 2026Critical Care ScienceOpen Access

Towards a common core dataset for critical care: a registry-centered vision for global improvement

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The aim is to establish a unified dataset to improve quality and efficiency in critical care practices globally.
Analyzed current data collection practices in intensive care units.
Identified key areas for quality improvement and benchmarking.
Developed a framework for a common core dataset.
Identified gaps in existing data collection methods.
Proposed a structured registry approach to unify data.
Highlighted the potential for enhanced patient care through better data utilization.

Implication

A framework reveals potential to enhance patient care using a centralized registry approach in critical care.

Abstract

THE EVOLVING LANDSCAPE OF CRITICAL CARE Critical care, as a data-intensive field, involves a high volume of complex data generated by intensive care units (ICUs), transforming patient care into a data-driven science.() The data collected is utilized in many ways, with quality improvement, benchmarking, and research playing an important part in interpreting and reporting this […]

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Pari et al. (2026) studied this question.

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