[Do we need Respiratory Care Units or Respiratory Emergency Centers?]

Stefan, Krüger; Michael, Bernhard; Martin, Pin; Malte, Kelm; Uwe, Janssens; Stefanie, Keymel

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[Do we need Respiratory Care Units or Respiratory Emergency Centers?]

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 25 Jan 2023 German Journal:Deutsche medizinische Wochenschrift (1946), volume 148 (issn: 1439-4413,

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Authors: Stefan, Krüger; Michael, Bernhard; Martin, Pin; Malte, Kelm; Uwe, Janssens; Stefanie, Keymel;

pmid: 36690009

[Do we need Respiratory Care Units or Respiratory Emergency Centers?]

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Abstract

Although lung and heart diseases often occur together, the focus in acute medical emergency care frequently lies on the treatment of the cardiological symptoms only. This leads to a repeated patient visit and an impaired quality of life. How can this treatment gap be closed?

Keywords

Respiratory Care Units, Heart Diseases, Quality of Life, Humans, Emergency Service, Hospital

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