SCCM Resource Library-A Vision for Interdisciplinary Care for Patients With Kidney and Respiratory Failure

A Vision for Interdisciplinary Care for Patients With Kidney and Respiratory Failure

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The speaker, a pediatrician specializing in Acute Kidney Injury (AKI) and Acute Lung Injury (ALI), presents the interconnected nature of these conditions and their impact on patient outcomes. The focus is on understanding the systemic inflammatory response and cellular mechanisms, including sodium channel signaling and apoptosis, that are shared in AKI and ALI. Emphasizing an integrative care approach, the speaker highlights the need for risk stratification systems, like the Renal Angina Index, that can predict future severe AKI. This includes the potential use of biomarkers and machine learning to enhance proactive care. The speaker advocates for a multidisciplinary approach, incorporating inputs from various medical professionals such as intensivists, nephrologists, pharmacists, and nurses to optimize patient care. Their vision includes using cutting-edge technologies and paradigms to shift from reactive to proactive management, ensuring comprehensive and integrated treatment strategies for patients with concurrent AKI and ALI.

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One-Hour Concurrent Session | At the Nexus of Acid, Oxygen, Dialysis, and Ventilation: The Patient With Kidney and Respiratory Failure

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Content Type Presentation

Membership Level Professional

Membership Level Select

Year 2024

Keywords

Acute Kidney Injury

Acute Lung Injury

Renal Angina Index

multidisciplinary approach

proactive management

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