Description
The Specialist in Pediatric Critical Care Medicine, through medical practice supported by an educational methodology focused on problem-solving, becomes highly competent in their specific area of action.
The duration of the Specialty in Pediatric Critical Care Medicine is 2 years.
Required Academic Background: 3 years of Pediatric Specialty.
Primary Clinical Site
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Christus Muguerza Group
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High Specialty Hospital
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Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS)
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High Specialization Medical Unit, Specialties Hospital No. 25
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High Specialization Medical Unit, Cardiology Hospital No. 34
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Institute of Security and Social Services for State Workers (ISSSTE)
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Regional Hospital of Monterrey
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Recognition of Official Validity of Studies (RVOE) granted by the Secretary of Public Education according to agreement: 20120188
Objective
To train competent professionals in resolving problems in critically ill pediatric patients, within a spirit of humanism and reflection, leading to patient care within a quality environment that promotes research and continuous medical education in the framework of pediatric intensive care in Mexico and abroad. Additionally, to use the scientific method as a habitual instrument of their professional development and as a participatory instrument in advanced research in their area of specialization. Establishing the physician-patient relationship, physician-family, physician-colleague, and physician-team relationship with quality and human warmth in the practice of their profession.
Admission profile
Knowledge
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Understand the scientific fundamentals of medicine, particularly in Pediatrics.
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Possess extensive knowledge of scientific methodology and epidemiological methods.
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Proficiency in spoken and written Spanish.
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Comprehend and translate from the English language.
Skills
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Perform diagnostic and therapeutic procedures in pediatrics.
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Work effectively in a team.
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Basic internet management skills.
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Proficiency in basic Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint).
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Ability to use statistical packages.
Attitudes
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Show warmth and availability in patient and family care.
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Possess values of honesty and respect for others.
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Cultivate the habit of studying and participating in continuous education activities.
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Promote a healthy lifestyle to prevent diseases and enjoy a better quality of life.
Graduate profile
Upon completion of your studies in Pediatric Critical Care Medicine, you will have developed the following knowledge:
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Have a scientifically grounded understanding of airway problems, intubation, central nervous system, infections, metabolism, and nutrition in the Specialty of Pediatric Critical Care Medicine.
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Knowledge of the natural history principles of disease in monitoring problems and neurological, renal, trauma, and intoxication support in critically ill pediatric patients.
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Competent in comprehensive monitoring of critically ill pediatric patients and identifying mechanisms and factors involved in cardio-respiratory presentation in childhood stages.
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Competent in preventive, diagnostic, therapeutic, and rehabilitation medical care for critically ill pediatric diseases.
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Profound knowledge of the technical, medical, and administrative procedures necessary for the diagnosis and treatment of diseases in critically ill pediatric patients.
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Profound knowledge to follow up on patients with acquired sequelae, changes in infection response, and hematological system functions due to child development.
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Recognize the clinical problems of critically ill pediatric patients requiring attention from another specialty (e.g., surgical) and collaborate with Interconsultants.
Upon completion of your studies in Pediatric Critical Care Medicine, you will have developed the following skills:
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Demonstrate vigilance and efficient care for critically ill pediatric patients and define types and routes of feeding through reviewing functional changes in the endocrine, digestive, kidney, urinary tract systems, etc.
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Provide specialized comprehensive medical care to patients with critical pediatric diseases related to circulation, renal, hematological, and extubating techniques.
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Select, analyze, and evaluate medical literature related to diseases of critically ill pediatric patients, integrating relevant evidence into the clinical case.
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Reflectively use available preventive, diagnostic, treatment, and rehabilitation resources in critically ill pediatric patients.
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Productively collaborate in interdisciplinary workgroups in the field of pediatric critical care medicine.
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Develop competencies for continuous education and professional development.
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Apply the scientific method in generating new knowledge in pediatric critical care medicine.
Upon completion of your studies in Pediatric Critical Care Medicine, you will have developed the following attitudes:
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Establish a positive relationship with the patient, their family, and the professional environment.
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Respect the principles of Medical Ethics in the practice of their profession.
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Act at all times with the humanism and respect that critically ill pediatric patients deserve.
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Treat critically ill pediatric patients as indivisible Bio-Psycho-Social beings.
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Assume the moral obligation to educate other generations of physicians, healthcare personnel, and society.
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Seek self-learning and conduct research to contribute to solving problems of critically ill pediatric patients.
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Practice their professional activity with humanism and strict adherence to legal norms.
Live an experience abroad
Have an academic experience abroad for a summer, a semester or a year.
See moreCurriculum
Consult the courses that you will take in the Subspecialty in Pediatric Critical Care Medicine.
Code | Course | Credits |
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ESIP1001 | Clinical Training I | 70 |
ESIP1002 | Hemodynamic Monitoring and Support | 6 |
ESIP1003 | Respiratory Monitoring and Support | 4 |
ESIP1004 | Neurological Monitoring and Support | 4 |
ESIP1005 | Renal, Enteral, and Metabolic Monitoring and Support | 4 |
ESIP1006 | Trauma and Intoxications in Pediatrics | 4 |
ESIP1007 | Research I | 12 |
ESIP1008 | Education I | 6 |
Code | Course | Credits |
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ESIP2001 | Clinical Training II | 70 |
ESIP2002 |
Infectious and Hematological Monitoring and Support |
6 |
ESIP2003 |
Management of Critically Ill Newborn |
4 |
ESIP2004 | Genomic and Immunological Medicine | 4 |
ESIP2005 |
Administration, Leadership, and Ethics in PICU |
4 |
ESIP2006 | Transplants in Medical Practice | 4 |
ESIP2007 | Research II | 12 |
ESIP2008 | Education II | 6 |
Professors of the Vice-Presidency of Health Sciences
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