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The Swedish Intensive Care Registry (SIR)

The Swedish Intensive Care Registry is a national quality register for intensive care

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LATEST UPDATED GUIDELINES (Only in Swedish)

Publicerad Thursday, December 5, 2019

Risk adjustment intensive care

Risk adjustment guideline valid from 2016-01-01. (Only in Swedish)

Publicerad Thursday, December 5, 2019

Basic data - Care

Guideline for basic data and care for intensive care and other types of care describing data sets for reporting to SIR. (Only in Swedish)

Publicerad Thursday, November 14, 2019

Medical Emergency Team - MET

Guideline for Medical Emergency Team when using the NEWS2 scales. (Only in Swedish)

Publicerad Friday, November 1, 2019

Adverse events and complications

Guideline for registration of adverse events and complications in intensive care in Sweden. This guideline applies to adverse events and complications as defined in this document for care cases starting from 2012-01-01 (Only in Swedish)

SIR's Annual Conference 2020

11-12 March we are planning for SIR's annual conference in 2020. The annual meeting will take place. Nominate your title for "ICU of the Year". Fully booked!

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E-Learning

Watch instructional videos for specific features in SIR. Learn, among other things, how to group, navigate and select on the Output Portal or how to use the validation program - Webval

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News

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Calendar

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Influenza monitoring, cumulative graph

All patients with laboratory-confirmed influenza cared for at ICUs should be reported.
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Average age

The chart shows the average age of reported care sessions with care type IVA, TIVA or BIVA.
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Annual Reports

The annual report for 2018 and previous annual reports can be found here

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Do you have a question you want answered? Ask your question here. Use Questions and Answers for disseminating knowledge as given answers become available to everyone. Welcome with your questions! The service is only available in Swedish

For you who have been a patient at ICU

Intensive care units are cared for by patients who need advanced monitoring. This describes various situations and treatments that occur in an intensive care unit. It can help you understand what you have been through.