The Institute for Intensive Cardiac Care, Arrhythmia, and Transplantation Cardiology of the University Hospital Centre Zagreb

Autor: Ana Marinić, Vjera Pisačić, Valentina Jezl, Danijela Grgurević
Jazyk: angličtina
Rok vydání: 2019
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Zdroj: Cardiologia Croatica
Volume 14
Issue 11-12
ISSN: 1848-5448
1848-543X
Popis: U Kliničkom bolničkom centru Zagreb kardiologija se kao supspecijalizacija počela izdvajati već pri osnivanja Klinike za unutarnje bolesti, a sam Zavod za bolesti srca i krvnih žila osnovan je 1974. godine s akademikom Vladimirom Goldnerom na čelu. Četrdeset četiri godine nakon niza brojnih uspjeha te osnivanja prvog Laboratorija za kateterizaciju srca u Hrvatskoj, postaje referentni centar za zatajivanje srca i transplantacijsku kardiologiju s akademikom Davorom Miličićem na čelu. Klinika za bolesti srca i krvnih žila u mnogočemu je vodeća kardiološka ustanova u Hrvatskoj u kojoj se provode postupci najsloženijeg liječenja kardioloških bolesnika. Zavod za intenzivnu kardiološku skrb, aritmije i transplantacijsku kardiologiju svakodnevno osigurava temeljnu skrb i visoko sofisticirane medicinske postupke za bolesnike iz Republike Hrvatske, ali i iz inozemstva. U osiguravanju kvalitetne skrbi svakako pomažu dostupna tehnološka rješenja i uređaji, ali njezina su osnova visoko specijalizirani i educirani zdravstveni djelatnici, osobito medicinske sestre / tehničari koji pružaju izravnu skrb bolesnicima. Trenutačno u Zavodu rade 43 medicinske sestre / tehničara na čelu s Danijelom Grgurević, bacc.med.techn., koja ih vodi od 2010. godine. Medicinske sestre / tehničari sudjeluju kao ravnopravni članovi multidisciplinarnog tima u svim dijagnostičko-terapijskim postupcima zbrinjavanja kardioloških bolesnika koji uključuju skrb za bolesnike nakon perkutane koronarne intervencije, predtransplantacijsku obradu i posttransplantacijsku skrb, zbrinjavanje bolesnika prije i nakon ugradnje dugotrajne mehaničke cirkulacijske potpore, skrb za bolesnika na izvantjelesnoj membranskoj oksigenaciji, postavljanje privremene elektrode i elektrostimulatora, perkutanu traheotomiju, perikardiocentezu te još mnogo drugih postupaka koje kardiološki bolesnici zahtijevaju. Također aktivno sudjeluju u radu Hrvatske udruge kardioloških medicinskih sestara, čija je osnivačica i predsjednica Ana Ljubas, mag. med. techn., koja dio radnog vijeka odrađuje u koronarnoj jedinici. Kao vodećoj ustanovi u Republici Hrvatskoj zadaća je sestara kontinuirano pratiti inovacije i nove smjernice kako bi se osigurala najbolja moguća skrb utemeljena na dokazima.
At the University Hospital Centre Zagreb cardiology already began to stand out as a subspecialization when the Internal Medicine Clinic was opened, and the Institute for Cardiovascular Diseases itself was founded in 1974 and headed by Academician Vladimir Goldner. Forty-four years later, after many successes and the foundation of the first Laboratory for Heart Catheterization in Croatia, the institute became a referral center for heart failure and transplantation cardiology headed by Academician Davor Miličić. The Clinic for Cardiovascular Diseases is in many ways the leading cardiological institution in Croatia that performs the most complex treatment procedures for cardiological patients. The Institute for Intensive Cardiac Care, Arrhythmia, and Transplantation Cardiology continuously provides basic care as well as highly sophisticated medical procedures for patients from the Republic of Croatia and abroad. Ensuring high-quality care is certainly facilitated by the technological solutions and devices available at the institute, but it is made possible by highly specialized and educated healthcare professionals, especially 43 nurses headed by Danijela Grgurević, BN, who has headed the nursing service since 2010. Nurses participate in all the diagnostic and treatment procedures as equal members of the multidisciplinary team involved in the care for cardiological patients, including care after percutaneous coronary intervention, pre-transplantation processing and post-transplantation care, managing the patient before and after implantation of long-term mechanical circulation support, caring for patients on extracorporeal membrane oxygenation, temporary electrode and pacemaker implantation, and performing percutaneous tracheotomy, pericardiocentesis, and many other such procedures that cardiological patients require. Nurses also actively participate in the work of the Croatian Association of Cardiac Nurses, and the president and founder of that organization Ana Ljubas, MSN, also spends part of her working hours at the coronary unit. As part of the leading institution in the Republic of Croatia, our nurses have a duty to continuously adapt to innovations and new guidelines in the field in order to provide the best possible evidence-based care.
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