医院内肺炎进展：实践、诊断、管理和预后（08年CID巨作完整版）
Clinical Infectious Diseases 2008;46:S296–S334SUPPLEMENT ARTICLE
Health Care–Associated Pneumonia (HCAP): A Critical Appraisal to Improve Identification, Management, and Outcomes—Proceedings of the HCAP Summit
医院内肺炎进展
Marin H. Kollef,1
Lee E. Morrow,3
Robert P. Baughman,4
Donald E. Craven,5
John E. McGowan, Jr.,6
Scott T. Micek,2
Michael S. Niederman,7
David Ost,8
David L. Paterson,9 and
John Segreti10
1Washington University School of Medicine and 2Barnes-Jewish Hospital, St. Louis, Missouri; 3Creighton University Medical Center, Omaha, Nebraska; 4University of Cincinnati Medical Center, Cincinnati, Ohio; 5Tufts University School of Medicine, Boston, Massachusetts; 6Rollins School of Public Health of Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia; 7State University of New York at Stony Brook, Stony Brook, and 8New York University School of Medicine, New York, New York; 9University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; and 10Rush-Presbyterian–St. Luke’s Medical Center, Chicago, Illinois
Increasingly, patients are receiving treatment at facilities other than hospitals, including long-term–health care facilities, assisted-living environments, rehabilitation facilities, and dialysis centers. As with hospital environments, nonhospital settings present their own unique risks of pneumonia. Traditionally, pneumonia in these facilities has been categorized as community-acquired pneumonia (CAP). However, the new designation for pneumonias acquired in these settings is health care–associated pneumonia (HCAP), which covers pneumonias acquired in health care environments outside of the traditional hospital setting and excludes hospital-acquired pneumonia (HAP), ventilator-associated pneumonia (VAP), and CAP. Although HCAP is currently treated with the same protocols as CAP, recent evidence indicates that HCAP differs from CAP with respect to pathogens and prognosis and, in fact, more closely resembles HAP and VAP. The HCAP Summit convened national infectious disease opinion leaders for the purpose of analyzing current literature, clinical trial data, diagnostic considerations, therapeutic options, and treatment guidelines related to HCAP. After an in-depth analysis of these areas, the infectious disease investigators participating in the summit were surveyed with regard to 10 clinical practice statements. The results were then compared with results of the same survey as completed by 744 Infectious Diseases Society of America members. The similarities and differences between those survey results are the basis of this publication.
紧紧跟随你的步伐学习新知识！！嘿嘿 文章好长啊
感觉要看完简直是各不可能完成任务。。。
我们今年医院内的学术年会，整个下午都是英语汇报。。。感觉与国际接轨是必要趋势 原帖由 右手心 于 2008-4-9 17:20 发表 http://bbs.sific.com.cn/images/common/back.gif
文章好长啊
感觉要看完简直是各不可能完成任务。。。
我们今年医院内的学术年会，整个下午都是英语汇报。。。感觉与国际接轨是必要趋势
感觉自己与国际脱轨了。。。。。。
回复 #4 safihu 的帖子
那天下午的汇报好多专业术语我都听不懂的...还有一个日本回来的博士用日文汇报..我们大家都是茫然的;P
不过我觉得这种形式和氛围不错，鼓励大家学习外文，学习国外的知识
回复 #5 右手心 的帖子
是吗？这个世界变化太快，看来本人走得慢了。回复 #5 右手心 的帖子
看来你们医院很厉害呀。感觉自己落伍很远了。 那天下午的汇报好多专业术语我都听不懂的...还有一个日本回来的博士用日文汇报..我们大家都是茫然的;P...
右手心 发表于 2008-4-10 16:40 http://bbs.sific.com.cn/images/common/back.gif
看来你们有必要学习日语了 英文是必须要动的，趋势，没有办法阿
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