SCCM Resource Library-Panel Discussion: Buy-In From Leaders and Clinical Teams

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The panel discussion at the SCCM Congress focused on ICU Liberation and implementing the ABCDEF bundle to improve patient outcomes. The panelists addressed the importance of leadership buy-in, data-driven compliance, and culture change for effective bundle implementation. They emphasized the need for nurse-led rounds to ensure systematic approach and discussions about bundle elements. The discussion highlighted that mobility in the ICU is a shared responsibility, advocating for cross-disciplinary approaches rather than relying solely on physical therapists. Integration with EMRs like EPIC and Cerner was discussed as crucial for tracking compliance and improving workflow. Successful implementation requires understanding the barriers, such as staffing and education, and addressing them proactively. The importance of knowing the "why" behind practices was stressed to foster staff engagement and commitment. Panelists shared strategies like using outcome tools to monitor progress and improve communication across teams. The session concluded with Q&A, addressing specific concerns and suggesting practical solutions to encourage staff involvement and enhance patient care post-critical illness by maintaining a focus on redeveloping patient's cognitive and physical health.

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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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Content Type Presentation

Membership Level Professional

Membership Level Select

Year 2024

Keywords

ICU Liberation

ABCDEF bundle

leadership buy-in

nurse-led rounds

cross-disciplinary approaches

EMR integration

patient outcomes

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