Introduction and executive summary¶
Christian, M. D., Devereaux, Dichter, Rubinson, & Kissoon. (2014). Introduction and executive summary: Care of the critically ill and injured during pandemics and disasters: CHEST consensus statement. Chest.
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- The roles: resource is staffed ICU capacity; nominal demand is the routine critical-care census; maintained surplus is the gap between routine census and full staffed capacity; contingency is the surge event; draw-down rule is admission policy that holds the surplus for genuine surge cases rather than backfilling with elective admissions, the five-role discipline Christian et al. (2014) prescribe in the CHEST consensus statement on mass-critical-care surge capacity.
This sourceSets out hospital and regional surge-capacity planning principles, including explicit contingency targets, triage policy, and reserve-staffing rules for ICU mass critical care.
- The roles: resource is staffed ICU capacity; nominal demand is the routine critical-care census; maintained surplus is the gap between routine census and full staffed capacity; contingency is the surge event; draw-down rule is admission policy that holds the surplus for genuine surge cases rather than backfilling with elective admissions, the five-role discipline Christian et al. (2014) prescribe in the CHEST consensus statement on mass-critical-care surge capacity.
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