SCCM Resource Library-Thought Leader: The Future of Critical Care: Artificial Intelligence to Zoom Family Meetings

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Dr. Rebecca Aslickson and Dr. Michelle Gong discuss the future of critical care in a Thought Leaders Session. They highlight the importance of technology, data, and communication in improving patient outcomes. They emphasize the need for a diverse ICU team and the integration of technology to optimize patient care. They also discuss the challenges and barriers that need to be addressed to make these advancements a reality. The speakers stress the importance of validating and testing technology, as well as ensuring its equitable implementation. They also emphasize the need for ongoing education and training to equip healthcare providers with the skills to effectively use new technologies. The speakers acknowledge that while technology can enhance patient care, it is not a substitute for human connection and the art of medicine. They encourage clinicians to prioritize patient interaction and communication, while utilizing technology as a tool to support their work. The session concludes with a call to action, urging healthcare professionals to actively participate in shaping the future of critical care and advocating for advancements that prioritize patient-centered care.

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Professional Development and Education, 2022

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Learning Objectives: -Describe how team-based care, including a multiprofessional team and the patient's social support system, will impact future critical care delivery models -Discuss how humanistic care will become the core foundation for critical care medicine in the future -Predict the impact of integrated technologies and artificial intelligence on critical care medicine in the future

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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 Innovation

Tag Workforce

Tag Updates and Future Directions

Year 2022

Keywords

critical care

technology

data

communication

patient outcomes

diverse ICU team

challenges

validating technology

patient-centered care

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