SCCM Resource Library-Decade in the Literature

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The speaker highlights the evolution of ICU sedation and analgesia guidelines over 25 years, detailing the impact of various trials on ICU practices. Beginning with the 2002 sedation analgesia guidelines, the discussion transitions to significant research leading up to the 2013 PAD guidelines and subsequent related studies and practices. Critical trials like Cresson’s and ABC help shape sedation practices, emphasizing daily interruptions and coordinated care to improve outcomes. The role of medications like dexmedetomidine and antipsychotics is evaluated, while early mobility trials, like Schweikert’s, support active mobilization in ICU care. The impact of the ICU Liberation Collaborative and A-F bundle compliance is discussed, with studies showing significant improvements in patient outcomes. The effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on these practices are noted, highlighting the importance of readjusting to pre-pandemic standards. Upcoming updates to the PADIS guidelines aim to refine these practices further, emphasizing a collaborative effort across various healthcare roles.

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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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Membership Level Professional

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Year 2024

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ICU sedation

PAD guidelines

dexmedetomidine

early mobility

ICU Liberation Collaborative

COVID-19 impact

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