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January 24, 2020Qatar medical journalOpen Access

As the demand for surgical intensive care rises, intensivists must increasingly act as multidisciplinary team leaders and arbitrators to ensure optimal quality of care for critically ill patients.

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Editorial

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As the demand for surgical intensive care rises, intensivists must increasingly act as multidisciplinary team leaders and arbitrators to ensure optimal quality of care for critically ill patients.

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SRS. RöhrigMLMarcus D. LancéMMMohammad F Malmstrom

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Overview

Supports intensivist leadership in rising-demand surgical ICUs; leaves open optimal team structures and training needs.

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Population
Critical illness in surgical patients
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Intervention / Comparator
Surgical intensive care and multidisciplinary management

This editorial highlights the evolving role of the surgical intensivist and multidisciplinary teams in managing complex perioperative patients and optimizing ICU resources.

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Röhrig et al. (2020) conducted an editorial in Critical illness in surgical patients. Surgical intensive care and multidisciplinary management was evaluated. As the demand for surgical intensive care rises, intensivists must increasingly act as multidisciplinary team leaders and arbitrators to ensure optimal quality of care for critically ill patients.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1eccb0bf2a5d44faaf5646https://doi.org/10.5339/qmj.2019.qccc.3
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