• Critical care medicine · Nov 1995

    Guideline

    Guidelines for resident physician training in critical care medicine. Guidelines/Practice Parameters Committee, American College of Critical Care Medicine of the Society of Critical Care Medicine.

    • Crit. Care Med. 1995 Nov 1;23(11):1920-3.

    ObjectivesTo define a curriculum that outlines the core knowledge residents should possess upon completion of graduate training in order to be able to formulate and initiate a treatment plan for the critically ill patient.Data SourcesRequirements for training program certification as outlined by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education; consensus opinion of adult and pediatric critical care physicians, nurses, and pharmacists with multidisciplinary experience and expertise in the critical care teaching environment.Data SynthesisBecause of concerns about variability between the training requirements of the five major specialties, and in keeping with the concept of critical care as a multispecialty discipline, preference was given to expert consensus opinion over certification requirements.ConclusionsA curriculum was developed that defines the core cognitive and procedural skills and special certifications residents should possess upon completion of residency training in order to be able to formulate and initiate a treatment plan for the critically ill patient. Special skills uniquely required for pediatric and adult patient populations are delineated.

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