Tuyển tập các báo cáo nghiên cứu về y học được đăng trên tạp chí y học Critical Care cung cấp cho các bạn kiến thức về ngành y đề tài: Critical care in the 21st century: preparation, preparation, and preparation. | Available online http content 9 1 3 Editorial Critical care in the 21st century preparation preparation and preparation Charlotte England1 Kerrie Lapworth2 Emdadur Rahman3 and Jean-Louis Vincent4 Senior editorial assistant F1000 Medicine Editorial office BioMed Central Ltd London UK 2In-house Editor Critical Care Editorial office BioMed Central Ltd London UK 3Assistant Editor Critical Care Editorial office BioMed Central Ltd London UK 4Editor-in-Chief Critical Care and Head Department of Intensive Care Erasme Hospital University of Brussels Belgium Correspondence Critical Care Editorial Office editorial@ Published online 18 November 2004 This article is online at http content 9 1 3 2004 BioMed Central Ltd Critical Care 2005 9 3-4 DOI cc3008 This month in Critical Care we are launching a disaster management themed section and we hope that the series of articles published in this section will be an important education tool for all of our readers. Recent history has made us much more aware of disasters be they natural accidental or terrorist driven and our need to prepare for them has never been greater. The first article in this series by Turegano-Fuentes and coworkers 1 from the Gregorio Maranón University General Hospital in Madrid Spain covers the terrorist bombing that occurred in Madrid in March this year and is accompanied by a related commentary by Frykburg 2 . Dr Turegano-Fuentes is Chief of General Surgery and the Emergency Department at the Gregoreo Maranón University General Hospital. Turegano-Fuentes and his co-authors encompassing the fields of neurology general surgery and intensive care have combined their experience and expertise to produce a report that covers the logistics injuries and clinical management of the casualties seen in their hospital after the Madrid bombings from emergency room to intensive care unit ICU . We must acknowledge the strength and courage of all those involved in dealing with this .
