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MC3 (Minnesota Critical Care Collaborative) is a system-wide collaboration within the M Health Fairview network that unites University of Minnesota academic departments with community partners to deliver continuous, high-quality critical care across adult ICUs (medical, surgical, cardiovascular, and affiliate units) throughout Minnesota. It provides on-site and hub-and-spoke tele-ICU coverage to standardize practices, support timely triage, and drive research, education, and data-informed performance improvement to improve patient outcomes and reduce costs. The organization offers courses, fellowships, and state-wide critical care services from two hubs with satellite ICUs, ensuring intensivist-led care and coordinated transfers through telemedicine and centralized triage.

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    Minnesota Critical Care Collaborative (M Health Fairview): Offers 24/7 remote monitoring and consultation to extend expert critical care coverage, particularly for hospitals without full-time on-site intensivists.