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OUR INSTITUTE  The
Institute's Story- Life's Mission - Works in Progress What is Critical Care Medicine? Ongoing Missions
Planning for Growth
Programs
- Circulatory Shock - CPR/AEDs - Clinical Measurements - Biomedical Engineering - Ethics - Pharmacological Management - Molecular Biology Frequently Asked Questions Employment Opportunities Personnel
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Board of Trustees- Honorary Board - Advisory Board Affiliates
Volunteers Resources
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Institute Programs Biomedical Engineering Biomedical
engineering combines engineering, biology and medicine. The
discipline integrates engineering with the biomedical sciences and
clinical practice. The Weil Institute of Critical Care Medicine continues its practice in this interdisciplinary functions with the development of new devices, development of algorithms, processes and systems and their software and the intelligence derived from them such as to advance life saving biology and medicine by facilitating implementation for critical care practice. Recent focus has been on cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) which includes improving the intelligence of automated external defibrillators, better ventilation, mechanical chest compression, optimization of fluid repletion, and automated monitoring with servo-controlled delivery of medications. |
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