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The future of critical care
Current Opinion in Critical Care, 07/30/09
Amaral A et al. – The future of ICU will rely on management and teamwork. The costs of critical care will be restrained through the use of better management, guidelines, and skepticism regarding new technologies and drugs. Policy makers will help society build better strategies for critical care services.
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