Arual was born as an organizational response to the low remuneration of the intensive care physician in the vast majority of private hospitals.
The professional practice of the specialist in critical medicine is carried out in intensive care units and in other critical areas of hospitalization.
The intensive care unit is conceived as a support service. The critical medicine specialist provides special assistance to these patients not as a treating physician but as a physician who receives his remuneration through hospital payment.
The shock and coronary care units were started in HE in June 1967 in the horizontal hospital, in ward 4 where the cardiology service was located.
Later in 1969, when the vertical hospital was built, a 9-bed coronary unit and a 9-bed intensive care unit were created.
From its origins, the intensive care physicians who provided care to the intensive care unit were paid by the hospital and their remuneration was always below their performance.
In the private hospital, all the specialist doctors made a direct charge to the patient, making their payment significant.
They spent 20 years under the intensivist’s compensation model via hospital salary. This made it necessary to work in one or more units plus 2 or 3 so that this specialist could survive.
It was then in 1989 when the hospital authorities authorized the creation of a model for charging the patient per day to be distributed among intensive care physicians; 24-hour healthcare coverage.
The payment per day / patient was distributed through a civil society called arual resuscitation medicine s.C.
Arual corresponds to the letters of five doctors who founded the S.C. Alfredo, Ricardo, Ulises, Adán and Luisa.
With this model, the Intensivist doctors received a payment for the hospital, such as salary and additional remuneration through civil society.
The model was much better for the medical staff of the ICU and with it the assistance, teaching and research of the unit were improved.
Both doctors and hospital authorities saw in this model a fairer and more balanced way of paying fees to intensive care physicians.
Among other virtues, the model allowed the geographical permanence of the chief and the deputy chief and the assigned physicians to perform a better and fairly remunerated job.
Arual was founded in November 1989 and under this organizational model is responsible for providing care to other units in addition to the Spanish hospital in Mexico. Ángeles Lomas, Ángeles Lindavista and Ángeles Acoxpa.
«Specialists in INTENSIVE THERAPY»
La Barranca road s / n
Valley of Las Palmas Huixquilucan. Edo. from Mexico. C.P. 52763
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Arual was born as an organizational response to the low remuneration of the intensive care physician in the vast majority of private hospitals.
The professional practice of the specialist in critical medicine is carried out in intensive care units and in other critical areas of hospitalization.
The intensive care unit is conceived as a support service. The critical medicine specialist provides special assistance to these patients not as a treating physician but as a physician who receives his remuneration through hospital payment.
The shock and coronary care units were started in HE in June 1967 in the horizontal hospital, in ward 4 where the cardiology service was located.
Later in 1969, when the vertical hospital was built, a 9-bed coronary unit and a 9-bed intensive care unit were created.
From its origins, the intensive care physicians who provided care to the intensive care unit were paid by the hospital and their remuneration was always below their performance.
In the private hospital, all the specialist doctors made a direct charge to the patient, making their payment significant.
They spent 20 years under the intensivist’s compensation model via hospital salary. This made it necessary to work in one or more units plus 2 or 3 so that this specialist could survive.
It was then in 1989 when the hospital authorities authorized the creation of a model for charging the patient per day to be distributed among intensive care physicians; 24-hour healthcare coverage.
The payment per day / patient was distributed through a civil society called arual resuscitation medicine s.C.
Arual corresponds to the letters of five doctors who founded the S.C. Alfredo, Ricardo, Ulises, Adán and Luisa.
With this model, the Intensivist doctors received a payment for the hospital, such as salary and additional remuneration through civil society.
The model was much better for the medical staff of the ICU and with it the assistance, teaching and research of the unit were improved.
Both doctors and hospital authorities saw in this model a fairer and more balanced way of paying fees to intensive care physicians.
Among other virtues, the model allowed the geographical permanence of the chief and the deputy chief and the assigned physicians to perform a better and fairly remunerated job.
Arual was founded in November 1989 and under this organizational model is responsible for providing care to other units in addition to the Spanish hospital in Mexico. Ángeles Lomas, Ángeles Lindavista and Ángeles Acoxpa.
«Specialists in INTENSIVE THERAPY»
La Barranca road s / n
Valley of Las Palmas Huixquilucan. Edo. from Mexico. C.P. 52763
Tel. 5246 5000 Ext. 5174
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