Journal of Clinical Intensive Care and Medicine

Introduction

Clinical intensive care and medicine involves critical care through intensive therapy departments which are sections within a hospital that look after patients whose conditions are life-threatening and need constant and close monitoring.

The Journal of Clinical Intensive Care and Medicine publishes peer-reviewed; open-access manuscripts that are evident resource for healthcare professionals intended to address key acclaimed developments, current issues and topical discussions in the field of clinical intensive care and related medicines.

Reasons for Publishing

In any hospital, the patients requiring Intensive care are the sickest, most challenging and use up a disproportionate amount of resources. Literatures published currently have failed to clearly identify factors that are related to improved outcome as measured by reduced mortality, improved efficiency, decreased length of stay, or decreased cost of clinical care.

To address these issues, Heighten Science took the initiative in the form of Journal of Clinical Intensive Care and Medicine to publish manuscripts that can enhance the ability of the healthcare professionals involved in intensive care to minimize mortality and to optimize efficiency while preserving dignity and compassion for patients.