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Top IM studies from 2022 (3)
Top IM studies from 2022 (3)
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The video discusses three studies related to the ICU liberation bundle. The first study compared the use of pressure support ventilation and a T-piece for spontaneous breathing trials in patients at high risk for extubation failure. The study found that there was no difference in ventilator-free days between the two methods, but patients in the pressure support group had a higher success rate on their initial breathing trial and a higher rate of extubation within 24 and 7 days. The second study looked at early mobilization during mechanical ventilation and found that while there was no difference in facility-free days or self-reported quality of life, patients in the early mobilization group achieved milestones such as sitting and standing earlier. The third study evaluated the use of haloperidol for the treatment of ICU delirium and found no difference in hospital-free days or delirium coma-free days, but did find a decrease in mortality in the haloperidol group. The video concludes that while there may not be significant differences in outcomes, these interventions can still be considered in appropriate cases.
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Professional Development and Education, 2023
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Type: year in review | Year in Review: Internal Medicine (SessionID 2000004)
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ICU liberation bundle
pressure support ventilation
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early mobilization
haloperidol
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