Article

An investigation of the development of intensive care of adults in England and Wales

2011-01-01

Abstract excerpt

The development of adult intensive care in England and Wales has been researched using primary and secondary literary sources and the oral history of participants in intensive care in England and Wales from soon after its inception until the present (2011). The development of theory has been inductive. In 1952 Bjørn Ibsen, a Danish anaesthetist, treated patients with bulbo-spinal poliomyelitis (polio) with a regim...

Topics

Open a Topic to create a Post that cites this publication.

Identifiers and source

Literature Corpus work: 9c7db413-957c-50d4-a83a-b862bcce677f
DOI: 10.17638/00004737

Open publication

Related research

Semantic proximity does not establish scientific evidence.

Click a neighbor to travelStep 1 · 8 closest

An investigation of the development of intensive care of adults in England and WalesDOI 10.17638/00004737Read

Redefining the gut as the motor of critical illnessSemantic proximity Read

International transfer and translation of an end of life care intervention: the case of the Liverpool Care Pathway for the dying patientSemantic proximity Read

Early effects of inspiratory muscle training in critical patients submitted to mechanical ventilation: A study protocol for a randomised controlled trialSemantic proximity Read

Improving Intensive End-of-Life Care for Infants and Children: A Scoping Review of Intervention ElementsSemantic proximity Read

Paediatric Intensive Care Staff Experiences of Debriefing Post Critical Incident; a Qualitative Study of the Leeds ‘time Out’ MethodSemantic proximity Read

Development of ventilatory control in infantsSemantic proximity Read

A critical approach to personalised medicine in ARDS.Semantic proximity Read

Age and Grit in Prioritising Intensive Care: - A mixed-methods approach of normative challengesSemantic proximity Read