Lavery G G, Donnelly P B, Dundee J W
Anaesthesia. 1984 Jun;39(6):596-9. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2044.1984.tb07372.x.
Patients, admitted and primarily treated in a rural hospital, who required varying periods of intensive care management have been reviewed. The criteria for transfer of such patients to more specialised units and the hazards associated with ambulance travel are discussed. We describe measures to reduce these hazards and also a scheme for more uniform documentation and follow-up of such cases by the anaesthetist involved in primary care.
对那些在乡村医院住院并主要接受治疗、需要不同时长重症监护管理的患者进行了回顾。讨论了将此类患者转至更专业科室的标准以及与救护车转运相关的风险。我们描述了降低这些风险的措施，还介绍了一种方案，以便参与初级护理的麻醉医生能更统一地记录和跟进此类病例。
