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Most relevant scientific articles
• GruartMoNer G., MeSquIda J., MaSIp J., MartINez M.L., VILLaGra a., BaIGorrI F. et aL. Thenar oxygen saturation during weaning from mechanical ventilation: An observational study . European Respiratory Journal . 2014;43(1):213-220 .
• VaLLeS J., MartIN-LoecheS I., torreS a., dIaz e., SeIJaS I., Lopez M.J. et aL . Epidemiology, antibiotic therapy and clinical outcomes of healthcare-associated pneumonia in critically ill patients: A Spanish cohort study . Intensive Care Medicine . 2014;40(4):572-581 .
• BoS L.d.J., MartIN-LoecheS I., kaSteLIJN J.B., GILI G., eSpaSa M., poVoa p. et aL. The volatile metabolic finger- print of ventilator-associated pneumonia . Intensive Care Medicine . 2014;40(5):761-762 .
• VILLar J., FerNaNdez r.L., aMBroS a., parra L., BLaNco J., doMINGuez-Berrot a.M. et aL . A Clinical Classification of the Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome for Predicting Outcome and Guiding Medical Therapy . Cri- tical Care Medicine . 2014 .
• aGuIrre a., Lopez-aLoNSo I., GoNzaLez-Lopez a., aMado-rodrIGuez L., BataLLa-SoLIS e., aStudILLo a. et aL. Defec- tive autophagy impairs ATF3 activity and worsens lung injury during endotoxemia . Journal of Molecular Medicine . 2014;92(6):665-676 .
Highlights
Institution: Corporación Sanitaria Parc Taulí Contact: Centre de Crítics . Corporacion Sanitaria Parc Tauli · Parc Taulí, S/N · 08208 Sabadell, Barcelona Phone: (+34) 93 723 10 10 ext . 22229 · E .mail: lblanch@tauli .cat
Our goal is to improve knowledge of respiratory diseases in critically ill patients using a multidisciplinary and translational approach . Our projects are aimed at transferring to society and market developments that can help improve the health and wealth generation . We have patents and a spin-off . We cooperate with national / international networks in innovation and in clinical studies .
NOTABLE RESULTS
• Development of translational projects funded under the Strategic Action Program of Health (AES):
• PI13/02204: Influence of persistent patient/ventilator uncoupling in cognitive and psychopathological alterations in critically ill patients: Multicenter clinical and mechanistic study . (Groups CIBERES 29 y 33) .
• PI13/02189. Translational research in fragile patients undergoing mechanical ventilation: From experimental models to therapeutic opportunities .
• PI12/02548 Transplantation of alveolar type II cells in experimental models of Acute Lung Injury (Groups CIBERES 23 y 33) .
• PI10/00393. Finalization of the project: Mechanisms of pulmonary fibrosis induced by mechanical ventilation and possible therapeutic targets (Groups CIBERES 29 y 33) .
FUNDED PROJECTS IN THE CONTEXT OF CRITICAL PATIENT MONITORING
• EU THALEA. “Telemonitoring and Telemedicine for Hospitals Assisted by ICT for Life saving co-morbid patients in Europe As part of a Patient personalised care program of the EU” .
• EU-Egypt cooperation to improve monitoring of critically ill patients.
• CIBERES-SEPAR-CIBERBBN Cooperation: Effects of an early neurocognitive intervention on patient-ventilator interaction and stress in critically ill patients receiving mechanical ventilation .
• Agreement with a Pharmaceutical Company. Effect of Antithrombin in an in vitro model of Acute Lung Injury .
• Patent: Method and system for managing related-patient parameters provided by a monitoring device. • Multicenter clinical trials in the field of mechanical ventilation-associated pneumonia. • Publication of Clinical Guidelines: “Defining a framework for training clinicians in respiratory critical care”.
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