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Quality and Patient Safety, Patient and Family Support, 2020
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The Society of Critical Care Medicine's Critical Care Congress features internationally renowned faculty and content sessions highlighting the most up-to-date, evidence-based developments in critical care medicine. This is a presentation from the 2020 Critical Care Congress held February 16-19, 2020, in Orlando, Florida, USA.


Learning Objectives

  • Identify ways to increase mobility throughout hospitalization for critical illness
  • Describe the current state of post-ICU rehabilitation for survivors of critical illness and strategies to maximize function during care transitions
  • Review frailty measurements and potential interventions during acute critical illness and afterward
  • Recognize the principles of the Acute Care for Elders model and apply them to patients with critical illness
  • Identify common medications started in the ICU that are often inappropriately continued after hospital discharge

 

Frailty Across the Continuum of Critical Illness and Survivorship

Nathan E. Brummel

STEPS Toward Recovery:  Tracking Mobility in the ICU and on the Floors

Lauren E. Ferrante

Sleep in the ICU: An Elusive Goal?

Margaret A. Pisani

The ACE Up Your Sleeve: Acute Care for Elders in the ICU

C. Adrian Austin

Medication Reconciliation at Critical Transitions

Joanna L. Stollings

Muscle Memory: Maximizing Post-Acute Rehabilitation and Recovery for Critical Illness Survivors

Jason Falvey

Meta Tag
Content Type Presentation
Knowledge Area Quality and Patient Safety
Knowledge Area Patient and Family Support
Knowledge Level Foundational
Membership Level Select
Membership Level Professional
Membership Level Associate
Tag Guidelines
Tag Rehabilitation Medicine
Year 2020
Keywords
Acute care for the elderly units
ACE units
specialized care for older adults
functional abilities
geriatric syndromes
hospital length of stay
skilled nursing facility
cost of hospitalization
post-acute care
recovery of patients
critical illness
rehabilitation
patient participation
tailoring exercises
palliative intervention