Structured ICU resource management in a pandemic is associated with favorable outcome in critically ill COVID‑19 patients
Sebastian Klein(Biocrates Life Sciences (Austria)), Michael Joannidis(Innsbruck Medical University), Raimund Helbok(Johannes Kepler University of Linz), Stephan Eschertzhuber, Markus Mittermayr(Innsbruck Medical University), Christoph Hochhold(Innsbruck Medical University), Simon Mathis(Innsbruck Medical University), Bruno Reitter, Eugen Ladner, Lukas Gasteiger(Innsbruck Medical University), Andreas Peer(Innsbruck Medical University), Mathias Ströhle(University of Applied Sciences Kufstein), D Friès(Innsbruck Medical University), Lukas Kirchmair(Hanusch Hospital), Stefanie Hofer(Innsbruck Medical University), Wilhelm Furtwängler(University of Applied Sciences Kufstein), Christoph Krismer, Hannes Dejaco, Claudius Thomé, Michael Swoboda(Innsbruck Medical University), Andreas Mayr(Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg), Walter Hasibeder(Gesundheit Österreich), Romuald Bellmann(Innsbruck Medical University), Christian Preuß Hernández(Innsbruck Medical University), Georg Lehner(Innsbruck Medical University)
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