The Swedish Intensive Care Registry (SIR)

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

LATEST UPDATED GUIDELINES (Only in Swedish)

Publicerad Thursday, October 25, 2018

Diagnosis List & Diagnoses

Guideline for Diagnostic Coding. It is very important that the SIR reporting departments make the following principles known to everyone on IVA and that they are always consistently applied. (Only in Swedish)

Publicerad Thursday, October 25, 2018

National Quality Indicators

SIR and SIS national quality indicators for intensive care. New National Quality Indicators 2016 (established at the 2015-03-13 meeting) (Only in Swedish)

Publicerad Wednesday, May 23, 2018

Treatment strategy - Limiting life support

Guideline for registration of treatment strategy for life-sustaining treatment within Swedish intensive care. (Only in Swedish)

Publicerad Tuesday, February 6, 2018

Risk adjustment intensive care

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

Book in 13-14 March in the calendar

At the beginning of December, we will release the notification to our annual conference. During these days, the annual meeting will take place as well as the nomination of this year's IVA

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INTUBE study - Do we really have 30% serious complications when we've got to intubate in emergency situations?

We do not know - so let's study this! Take the opportunity to participate in the INTUBE study.

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NEWS

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Diagnoses

The 25 most common main IVA diagnoses are calculated on the number of medical care event in descending order. The X-axis only shows the codes from ICD-10-SE.

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Rand-36 without mutual relation

The Radar Chart shows the value of the respective dimensions and the entire country's results.

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Annual Report

Read the annual report of 2017. From the content: improvements, demographics, treatment strategy, etc. (In Swedish)

If you have been a patient

In intensive care units, patients who need advanced monitoring are cared for. Here different situations and care actions that take place in an intensive care unit are described. It can help you understand what you have been through.

For relatives

The visit of an intensive care unit (ICU) can be perceived as both unpleasant and intimidating. Prior to the first visit to ICU, you will receive information from the staff about the environment in which your close loved one is cared for.