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When are patient outcomes your fault?
Educational critical care scenarios presented in a podcast format.
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When are patient outcomes your fault?
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Dealing with the good and bad aspects of tissue mobility during percutaneous procedures.
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The dilemma of lung-protective ventilation in patients with strong spontaneous breathing.
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5 things you pretty much must be doing if you want to be excellent at critical care.
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The value of performing chart checks to see how your patients are doing after your care.
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The importance of using an app to keep notes and establish a second, more reliable medical memory.
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A brief overview and call to arms around the key concepts of ICU liberation.
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Understanding the causes of doubled vent breaths, including premature/short cycling and reverse triggering, plus a basic approach to managing them.
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Reflections on the definition of a central line, whether it’s arbitrary, and the clinical implications of making the distinction.
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When scooching a patient in the bed can make a difference.