Netherlands Journal of Critical Care (Neth. J. Crit. Care) is an international, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to advancing knowledge and clinical practice in the field of critical care medicine. The journal provides a platform for physicians, intensivists, nurses, researchers, and other healthcare professionals to share high-quality research, clinical experiences, and evidence-based perspectives related to the care of critically ill patients.
The journal covers a broad range of topics in intensive care and emergency medicine, including critical illness, intensive care management, mechanical ventilation, sepsis, shock, cardiovascular critical care, respiratory failure, renal replacement therapy, neurocritical care, trauma, infection management, and advances in intensive care technologies.
Netherlands Journal of Critical Care aims to promote evidence-based clinical practice and encourage international scientific collaboration in critical care medicine. The journal welcomes original research, systematic and narrative reviews, clinical studies, case reports, case series, methodological papers, and relevant perspectives that contribute to improved understanding and management of critically ill patients.
Through rigorous peer review and ethical publication practices, the journal seeks to support clinicians and researchers in translating scientific evidence into better patient care and outcomes in intensive care settings.