Key point from article below #ICUrehab
“Transient changes in physiological parameters are to be expected during exercise…classifying transient physiological changes as adverse events in rehab trials could lead to an underdosed intervention”
@SabrinaEggmann@NydahlPeter
The most practical article on early mobility in the ICU I've ever come across. The How I Do It series from @journal_CHEST is my favorite.
https://t.co/uzO0hyQGMa
📄 Here's why #delirium should be a major complication or comorbidity.
🙌 I'm also truly honored that these organizations have partnered with @AmerDelirium in affirming the importance of #delirium.
🔓 Share link (🆓 until 5/8/24): https://t.co/1mdboOksWQ
@APApsychiatric
I was fortunate to have the opportunity to contribute to this interesting article in CCM about onboarding APPs to neuro critical care. Great work @DanHarrisonMD, et al.!
How should #neurocriticalcare divisions build onboarding programs for new advanced practice providers? And what activities should NCC #APPs be expected to perform by the end of onboarding? We addressed these ❓❓ in our manuscript in @critcaremed! A 🧵 https://t.co/9ao2C59VZn
1/ So now it's the cataclysmic TTM -2 trial, just published in @NEJM. How can a world changing trial like HACA published in 2002 now be effectively reversed almost 20 years later? I will explain.
https://t.co/8QoKln6wRx
@emergcasey Thanks for sharing. Interesting some are creating policy statements to enshrine professional discrimination... like the learning and competence of some group is more important than another professional category.
For years I’ve been teaching noobs that 30ml of 23.4% was the same osmo load as 250ml 3%. Apparently I’m bad at math and haven’t been delivering precision treatment 😉 #NCS2023
Typical estimates of renal function underestimate CrCl (eg augmented renal clearance), here’s a bunch of negative implications, but doesn’t result in worse mortality… why? #NCS2023