SCCM Resource Library-The Future of Mechanical Ventilation

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In this lecture on the future of mechanical ventilation, the speaker acknowledges the difficulty of making accurate predictions about future technology. The history of mechanical ventilation is briefly discussed, starting from ancient methods of resuscitation to the development of early ventilator technology. The speaker emphasizes the growing complexity of mechanical ventilators and the need for improved education and understanding among clinicians. The three goals of mechanical ventilation are identified as safety, comfort, and liberation. Different modes of ventilation are introduced and classified based on control variables, breath sequences, and targeting schemes. The speaker also highlights the potential for artificial intelligence (AI) in the future of mechanical ventilation, discussing the use of AI for decision support systems and total control of ventilator management. The role of sensor technology, AI-based control software, and networked instruments in the evolution of mechanical ventilation is highlighted. The speaker suggests that in the future, ventilator hardware will primarily serve as flow control modules, with AI systems self-programming and continuously evolving based on data from networked patients.

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Procedures, 2022

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This session will present a perspective on training our teams on mechanical ventilation. Speakers will review the curriculum needed to prepare future critical care professionals, how to prepare trainees for the emergence of artificial intelligence and automation in mechanical ventilation, and the role of simulation in training on mechanical ventilation.

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Content Type Presentation

Knowledge Area Procedures

Knowledge Level Intermediate

Knowledge Level Advanced

Membership Level Select

Tag Mechanical Ventilation

Year 2022

Keywords

future of mechanical ventilation

history of mechanical ventilation

complexity of mechanical ventilators

modes of ventilation

artificial intelligence in mechanical ventilation

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