SCCM Resource Library-Research Highlights from 2021

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In this Year in Review of Neuroscience Research Highlights, Molly McNatt, a professor of clinical nursing, discusses the latest trials and advancements in neurocritical care. She highlights the important research conducted in 2021 in the areas of neurological complications of COVID-19, stroke care, coma care, and new guideline recommendations. Among the findings, it was discovered that COVID-19 patients often experienced neurological signs and syndromes, with stroke being a major concern. Additionally, research focused on improving the management and treatment of stroke patients, including the use of mobile stroke units, streamlined imaging processes, and withdrawal of life-sustaining therapies. New guidelines and recommendations were also released to guide care delivery for patients with brain tumors, undergoing non-neurological surgeries, or experiencing head trauma. McNatt emphasizes the importance of implementing this research into clinical practice to improve patient care.

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Neuroscience, Quality and Patient Safety, 2022

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This session will highlight the latest research, lessons learned, and changes taking place in critical care neuroscience as they may apply to clinical practice. Topics covered include the Curing Coma Campaign and diversity and inclusion in neurocritical care,

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Content Type Presentation

Knowledge Area Neuroscience

Knowledge Area Quality and Patient Safety

Knowledge Level Foundational

Knowledge Level Intermediate

Knowledge Level Advanced

Membership Level Select

Tag Coma

Tag Neurology

Tag Evidence Based Medicine

Year 2022

Keywords

Neurocritical care

COVID-19

Stroke care

Coma care

Guideline recommendations

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