Barry D Weiss, Raymond Palmer
Relationship between health care costs and very low literacy skills in a medically needy and indigent Medicaid population
The Journal of the American Board of Family Practice
federal joint committee established requirements centers intensive care medicine cooperation clinics take special tasks intensive care medicine region high demands placed centers may possible meet without restructuring existing intensive care structures study organizational model center intensive care medicine based broad interdisciplinary interprofessional cooperation presented discussion organizational model contains proposals integration centers intensive care medicine clinic structure management team staff composition areas clinical activity tasks research teaching education training establishment centers intensive care medicine provides new forwardlooking impetus development intensive care medicine germany however new organizational model implemented effectively necessary restructuring measures must adequately refinanced supported hospital management medical faculties addition sustained willingness interdisciplinary interprofessional cooperation required part involved employees model must offered attractive longterm positions intensive care medicine