Minerva Anestesiol. 1989 Jan-Feb;55(1-2):47-51.
The results of a fact-finding study carried out in 31 postoperative cardiac intensive care units are reported. The purpose of the investigation was to highlight the most important organisational problems and pinpoint the role of the anaesthetists employed there. The results show that: 1) management of postoperative cardiac intensive care units is in the hands of surgeons in 74% of cases; 2) assistance is generally run by anaesthetists and, alternatively, by surgeons; 3) the use of beds is irregular in the various centres; 4) medical and paramedical staff are insufficient everywhere; 5) updating activities are deficient almost everywhere and are generally unsatisfactory.
报告了在31个术后心脏重症监护病房进行的一项实情调查研究结果。该调查的目的是突出最重要的组织问题，并明确在这些病房工作的麻醉医生的作用。结果显示：1）在74%的情况下，术后心脏重症监护病房的管理由外科医生负责；2）辅助工作通常由麻醉医生负责，或者由外科医生负责；3）各个中心床位使用情况不规律；4）各地医护人员均不足；5）几乎各地的更新活动都存在缺陷，总体上不尽人意。
