SCCM Resource Library-10 Years of Liberating Well: Advancements and Learnings From a Decade of Implementing the ICU Liberation Bundle (A-F)

10 Years of Liberating Well: Advancements and Learnings From a Decade of Implementing the ICU Liberation Bundle (A-F)

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The session, led by Pat Posa and Erica Setliff, focuses on the advancements and learnings from a decade of implementing the ICU Liberation Bundle, known as the A through F bundle, designed to improve outcomes for critically ill patients. The session aims to provide updates on literature, strategies for leadership buy-in, and methods to overcome implementation barriers. Key takeaways include the historical development of the bundle from the late 1990s, highlighting trials and guidelines that shaped current practices, such as sedation interruption and early mobility. Recent studies have examined the effectiveness of interventions like dexmedetomidine and highlighted the importance of family engagement and sleep. The discussion also addressed the impact of COVID-19 on ICU practices, emphasizing a return to pre-pandemic protocols and the ongoing work towards updating guidelines for the A to F bundle. Audience interaction is encouraged to discuss challenges and share strategies for effective bundle implementation.

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One-Hour Concurrent Session | 10 Years of Liberating Well: Advancements and Learnings From a Decade of Implementing the ICU Liberation Bundle (A-F)

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Content Type Presentation

Membership Level Professional

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Year 2024

Keywords

ICU Liberation Bundle

critical care outcomes

sedation interruption

early mobility

COVID-19 impact

family engagement

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