Faculty
Iveth Soledad Zamora Guevara
Department of Critical Care Medicine ISSSTE High Specialty Hospital
Contributions
4Crisis in Physiological Reasoning in Intensive Care: Left Ventricular Systolic Function
A shortage of trained staff can compromise the cognitive environment in clinical care. Effective training should prioritise physiological reasoning, supported by robust clinical evidence. While technology can enhance decision-making, it should not replace clinical judgement. Complex concepts, such a
Mechanical Power in ARDS: Hand in Hand With Gattinoni
High levels of mechanical power are associated with a higher incidence of lung damage and worse outcomes in patients with Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome. This article explores the fundamentals of mechanical power, proper regulation of ventilatory support and the prevention of lung damage associ
Burnout Among Mexican Doctors: Perspective of Data from a Population Cohort
Our line of research is based on the problem of burnout syndrome in a hospital in Southeastern Mexico, analysing the impact of competence assessment and mistreatment in the workplace. Introduction Burnout syndrome, first described by Maslach
Early Mobilisation in Critical Care: Beyond Traditional Limits
Early mobilisation in critical care significantly improves outcomes in critically ill patients. Overcoming boundaries requires a proactive approach, training, research and multidisciplinary collaboration. Introduction Early mobilisation in the critically ill patient is essential to mit
