The Argentine Society of Intensive Care (SATI) was founded on December 22, 1972. Since then, it has remained very active in promoting ethics in professional practice and generating scientific and educational activities, based on the three fundamental pillars of any organization: VISION, MISSION, and VALUES.
Vision:
A benchmark in intensive care at the national level and a valid interlocutor at the international level.
Leading and proactive in promoting and disseminating early, safe, humane, compassionate, effective, and efficient care practices for critically ill patients.
Coherent, with cohesion between its structures (Branches, Regional, Chapters, Committees, Councils) that allows it to meet the expectations and needs of its different users.
Promoter of improving working conditions for professionals, prioritizing teamwork.
Responsible, with the necessary resources (human, building and financial) to develop its strategic plans and actions.
Mission:
Promote and act to achieve the highest scientific and human quality in critical patient care, with the goal of achieving the best possible outcomes. Scientific rigor and a proactive attitude toward knowledge management and research are the driving forces behind our work.
Tools:
Specialized, continuous and updated professional training.
Accreditation of training centers, certification and recertification of specialists.
Scope:
National: federally with Subsidiaries and Regionals.
International: Relations with peer organizations. Links with inter-society associations.
Approach:
Interdisciplinary of the various intensive care professions organized into Chapters.
Of thematic contents represented by Committees.
Values:
Excellence, up-to-date and responsible scientific knowledge.
Practical, interdisciplinary systemic approach to critical care medicine.
Commitment, safe and humane patient care, and social solidarity.
Integrity, choosing to always act based on the truth, with authentic justice and genuine honesty.