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What an extension of Intensive Care looks like in the real world

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Common sense vs Unwise

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How you can focus on making health dollars go further and really make a difference

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My 11 commandments of Quality of Life for long-term mechanically ventilated Adults& Children with Tracheostomy and their Families

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My 10 commandments of Quality of end of life for long-term mechanically ventilated Adults& Children with Tracheostomy and their Families

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Warning- this one is Personal- Why INTENSIVE CARE AT HOME delivers on its promises

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10 compelling reasons to provide Intensive Home Care Nursing for long-term mechanically ventilated Adults& Children with Tracheostomy and their Families

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Who else wants to save some money and resources in Intensive Care?

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How can we improve the Quality of end-of-Life in Intensive Care?

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It changed my entire outlook of life and of Intensive Care…

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After more than 13 years Intensive Care Nursing experience, in a variety of Intensive Care Nursing settings across Australia, the United Kingdom and Germany, which included Trauma, General, Cardiac, Neurology, Paediatrics, as well as providing Intensive Care Nursing for long-term ventilated Patients and their Families in their own home, Patrik Hutzel has gained valuable and tremendous insight into the world of Intensive Care and Critical Care. Not only has Patrik gained insight and experience from a Clinical and a Nursing point of view, but he has also gained excellent insight about frustrations, the limitations, the pain, the suffering, the difficulties and the patience, Families and their critically ill loved ones in Intensive Care are usually dealing with, as they are generally dealing with the unexpected and often life threatening situations that are changing Families and their critically ill loved ones life in an instant.