SCCM Resource Library-Luminary Lounge: Margaret M. Parker

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Dr. Margaret Parker, a renowned pediatric intensivist, was interviewed in a Luminary Lounge session. She discussed her career path, her involvement with the Society of Critical Care Medicine (SCCM), and her views on the future of pediatric critical care. Dr. Parker highlighted the importance of interdisciplinary teamwork in the ICU and the need for enhanced relationships between team members. She also emphasized the significance of family involvement in patient care and the importance of supporting all members of the healthcare team. In terms of future advancements, Dr. Parker predicted a focus on improving long-term outcomes for children in critical care and the development of less invasive monitoring and treatment technologies. She also discussed the need for collaboration between pediatric and adult critical care units and the potential for collaborative groups to drive research in the field. Dr. Parker praised her mentor, Dr. Joseph Perillo, as her role model and shared her advice for aspiring researchers and healthcare professionals. In conclusion, she emphasized the need to support critical care in low-income areas worldwide and the importance of providing resources to improve care for all patients.

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Professional Development and Education, 2022

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Hear from past SCCM president, Margaret M. Parker, as they share their experience and wisdom about critical care and SCCM.

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Content Type Presentation

Knowledge Area Professional Development and Education

Knowledge Level Foundational

Knowledge Level Intermediate

Knowledge Level Advanced

Membership Level Select

Tag Professional Development

Year 2022

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Dr. Margaret Parker

pediatric intensivist

interdisciplinary teamwork

family involvement

long-term outcomes

less invasive technologies

collaboration

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