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Early Mobilisation - When Evidence Comes to Single Patients
Early mobilisation within 72 hours of ICU admission mitigates risks including reduced functionality and cognitive decline in critically ill patients, improving outcomes such as mobility and quality of life. Overcoming barriers through flexible staffing, protocols, and personalised care strategies is essential to humanising critical care in daily...
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Early Mobilisation, Delirium Prevention and Long-Term Cognitive Function
Early mobilisation showed promising positive effects in preventing and shortening delirium and improving long-term cognitive function. Further research is required to confirm its benefits and to identify the best protocol. Introduction In recent years, an increasing demand for critical care services (and Intensive Care Unit (ICU)...
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Early Mobilisation: Just a Fad?
A review of recent evidence on early mobilisation and rehabilitation and what remains to be defined. Introduction Critical illnesses encompass a broad spectrum of pathologies that require support for different organs. This often leads to prolonged bed rest and secondary immobilisation, which ultimately fosters the development of...
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Current Controversies in Early Mobilisation in the ICU
This article will address current and controversial topics regarding early mobilisation and respiratory therapy in critically ill patients in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU). We will explore the implications, challenges, and potential benefits related to these interventions, highlighting the need for ongoing research and discussion in this evolving...
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Early Mobilisation in ICU: Current Practice and Areas for Improvement
A literature review to highlight how early mobilisation can improve patient-important outcomes, including length of ICU and hospital stay, duration of mechanical ventilation and overall quality of life in ICU survivors and the risks associated with EM and barriers to safe implementation of current practices, future directions, and the need for...
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Upcoming Events/Congresses
For a full listing of events, please visit https://iii.hm/icuevents2024 OCTOBER 1-2 Anaesthesia & Critical Care 2024 London, UK https://iii.hm/1rq5 2-4
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ESICM Webinar – Cardiovascular Management After Surgery
In a webinar at the ESICM Congress, Dr Aretha and Dr Garcia-Alvarez spoke about cardiovascular management after surgery. More specifically, Dr Aretha spoke about the management of post-operative atrial fibrillation, and Dr Garcia-Alvarez spoke about the importance of early application of vasopressin in septic shock patients. Management...
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Abionic: Vision, Key Products and Strategic Direction
Abionic SA has appointed Patrick Pestalozzi as CEO. With three decades of global experience in management consulting and entrepreneurship, Patrick has been instrumental in creating and developing deep-tech ventures. His diverse healthcare background positions him to lead Abionic's next growth phase. ICU Management & Practice interviewed Patrick...
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The Hazards of Monitoring – Alarm Fatigue in the ICU
Alarm fatigue is a pressing clinical problem in our post-pandemic ICUs and can adversely impact patient outcomes. Its root causes can be classified by patient, device and organisation related. We believe it can be mitigated and we propose interventions through attention to policy, education and the creation of a meaningful culture of safety....
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Intravenous Landiolol: Rate Control in Supraventricular Tachyarrhythmias in Patients with LVD
Athina Nasoufidou Second Department of Cardiology Aristotle University of Thessaloniki Hippokration General Hospital Thessaloniki, Greece A systematic review investigating landiolol's efficacy in non-septic or post-operated SVT patients with concomitant left ventricular dysfunction. Managing Supraventricular Tachyarrhythmias...
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