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Learn about how Dr. Paul Wischmeyer’s experiences as an ICU patient motivated his research to test a personalized, remotely monitored, coached exercise program to help patients recover after ICU discharge. His pilot study received a 2021 SCCM Discovery Grant, which led to an NIH grant to conduct a multicenter trial.
This Concise Critical Appraisal explores an article published in Critical Care Medicine that looked at the impact of the electronic cardiac arrest risk triage (eCART) early warning score on mortality for elevated-risk adult inpatients.
Written communication, as a supplement to traditional verbal communication, may overcome some of the challenges that clinicians face when engaging with families in the ICU. Diane C. McLaughlin, DNP, AGACNP-BC, CCRN, FCCM, is joined by Jared Greenberg, MD, MSc, to discuss an article published in Critical Care Medicine.
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SCCM’s premier peer-reviewed journals provide articles to help readers stay ahead of the latest advances in critical care technology and research as new and innovative findings continually improve the practice of critical care. SCCM’s Professional and Select members receive Critical Care Medicine as part of their benefits, and members of the Pediatrics Section receive Pediatric Critical Care Medicine. SCCM also publishes the open access journal Critical Care Explorations.
Critical Care Medicine covers all aspects of acute and emergency care for the critically ill or injured patient, including the latest news on clinical breakthroughs and promising research.
As the official pediatric publication of SCCM and WFPICCS, Pediatric Critical Care Medicine is devoted to pediatric and neonatal intensive care medicine.
Critical Care Explorations is a rapid-publication, open-access journal that publishes exploratory and timely studies.