Abstract
Peer reviewing in intensive care medicine is an evaluation process that promotes a professional understanding of quality and the exchange of experience in intensive care. It will help integrate evidence-based knowledge into the treatment process at an earlier stage and thus improve the quality of intensive care and intensive nursing care. The process is a learning experience for all involved and is highly satisfying to the participants. The exchange of experience is an essential part of quality control.
Copyright © 2012. Published by Elsevier GmbH.
MeSH terms
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Adult
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Evidence-Based Medicine / methods
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Evidence-Based Medicine / organization & administration
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Evidence-Based Medicine / standards
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Germany
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Humans
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Intensive Care Units / organization & administration
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Intensive Care Units / standards*
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Outcome and Process Assessment, Health Care / methods
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Outcome and Process Assessment, Health Care / organization & administration
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Outcome and Process Assessment, Health Care / standards
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Patient Care Team / organization & administration
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Patient Care Team / standards
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Peer Review / methods*
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Peer Review / standards*
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Quality Control
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Quality Improvement / organization & administration
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Quality Improvement / standards
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Quality Indicators, Health Care / organization & administration
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Quality Indicators, Health Care / standards*
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Societies, Medical