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P. Pelaia

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Perioperative and periprocedural airway management and respiratory safety for the obese patient: 2016 SIAARTI Consensus.

2016

Proper management of obese patients requires a team vision and appropriate behaviors by all health care providers in hospital. Specialist competencies are fundamental, as are specific clinical pathways and good clinical practices designed to deal with patients whose Body Mass Index (BMI) is ≥30 kg/m2. Standards of care for bariatric and non-bariatric surgery and for the critical care management of this population exist but are not well defined nor clearly followed in every hospital. Thus every anesthesiologist is likely to deal with this challenging population. Obesity is a multisystem, chronic, proinflammatory disorder. Unfortunately many countries are facing a marked increase in the obese…

ConsensusCritical CareAdvisory Committeesobesity; perioperative care; critical care; patient safety; clinical pathwaysobesity Perioperative care critical care Patient safety clinical pathwaysPerioperative CareBody Mass IndexPatient safetyPostoperative ComplicationsItalyClinical pathwayAnesthesiologyPregnancyAdvisory Committees; Airway Management; Anesthesiology; Body Mass Index; Critical Care; Female; Humans; Italy; Perioperative Care; Postoperative Complications; Pregnancy; Societies Medical; Consensus; ObesityMedicalHumansFemaleObesityAirway ManagementSocietiesSocieties Medical
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Acquisition of skills in critical emergency medicine: an experimental study on the SIAARTI Academy CREM experience

2021

BACKGROUND In 2019 the SIAARTI developed a seven-days course for residents, focused on critical emergency medicine (CREM) in a hostile environment, that grounds on simulation-based education and training with hands-on simulation, high-fidelity simulators and part-task trainers. This project aimed to evaluate the efficacy of this course in comparison to traditional learning programs in term of technical (TS) and non-technical (NTS) skills. We assessed the improvement in TS and NTS over time, and the ability to involve trainees in corporate activities. METHODS Three-hundred and twenty-seven trainees completed the study. Trainees were allocated into three groups: those who joined the SIAARTI-A…

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