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Katharina Maria Busl1,2, Thomas P Bleck3, Panayiotis N Varelas4
1NeuroIntensive Care Unit, University of Florida Health Shands Hospital, Gainesville.
Importance:
Neurocritical care has grown into an organized specialty that may have consequences for patient care, outcomes, research, and neurointensive care (neuroICU) technology.
Observations:
Neurocritical care improves care and outcomes of the patients who are neurocritically ill, and neuroICUs positively affect the financial state of health care systems. The development of neurocritical care as a recognized subspecialty has fostered multidisciplinary research, neuromonitoring, and neurocritical care information technology, with advances and innovations in practice and progress.
Conclusions And Relevance:
Neurocritical care has become an important part of health systems and an established subspecialty of neurology. Understanding its structure, scope of practice, consequences for care, and research are important.
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