SCCM Resource Library-PICU Non-Physician Workforce

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In this video, Dr. Michaela White-Nesfield discusses the prevalence of parental post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) beyond the first year of a child's admission to the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU). Nearly half of parents are at risk for developing PTSD within the first year, which can negatively affect the well-being of the family and the child's health. The study looked at risk factors for parental PTSD and found that acute stress disorder, parental concerns about their child's susceptibility to death, and decreased household income were all associated with increased risk. Intervening at different stages, such as admission, discharge, and outpatient visits, may help improve outcomes for families.

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Administration, 2022

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Children's hospitals, and pediatric ICUs (PICUs) specifically, face a number of ongoing challenges that have only intensified in the era of COVID-19. Budget constraints, workforce shortages, new demands for staffing models, and decreased reimbursements by public and private payers have increased the administrative strain on PICU faculty and critical care management. This session aims to identify major administrative challenges facing pediatric critical care leaders. Each presentation will highlight strategic approaches to mitigating these challenges today and in anticipation of additional unforeseen health system pressure.

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Content Type Presentation

Knowledge Area Administration

Knowledge Level Intermediate

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Tag Pediatric Intensive Care Unit PICU

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Year 2022

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parental post-traumatic stress disorder

Pediatric Intensive Care Unit

prevalence

risk factors

interventions

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