SCCM Resource Library-You Can Promote Family-Centered ICU Care Learning From the SCCM Family Engagement Collaborative

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Video Summary

The video transcript is a compilation of three speakers discussing the importance of family engagement in the ICU. The first speaker, Dave Wong, discusses the success of the SCCM Family Engagement Collaborative, which aims to improve family-centered care in ICUs. He highlights the positive impact of the collaborative on family satisfaction and clinician engagement. Unfortunately, due to COVID-19, the collaborative was put on hold, but webinars and abstracts were still shared to continue the education and research on family engagement. The second speaker, Melissa Motta, focuses on incorporating families into team rounds and the importance of family support in preventing and treating delirium in patients. She highlights the successes of the PICU in creating a family advisory board and providing a toolkit for families to actively participate in their loved one's care. The third speaker, Doug White, discusses the psychological symptoms that present in both patients and family members in the ICU. He emphasizes the importance of family involvement in preventing and treating these symptoms and shares examples of successful interventions, such as the use of communication facilitators and structured family care conference protocols. Overall, the speakers emphasize the significant role that family engagement plays in improving patient outcomes and the well-being of both patients and their families in the ICU.

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Patient and Family Support, 2021

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The Society of Critical Care Medicine's Critical Care Congress features internationally renowned faculty and content sessions highlighting the most up-to-date, evidence-based developments in critical care medicine. This is a presentation from the 2021 Critical Care Congress held virtually from January 31-February 12, 2021.

Learning Objectives

Discuss lessons learned from an ICU collaborative focusing on family engagement
Identify common barriers to implementing evidence-based and patient- and family-centered activities in ICUs
Explore successful strategies for overcoming challenges and engaging patients and families in ICU care
List existing resources both within and outside of SCCM to help ICUs implement family-centered care projects effectively and efficiently
Recognize the value of partnering with a patient and family advisory council to engage patients and families in critical care

Transitioning From Observer to Participant: Incorporating Families Into Team Rounds
Melissa Motta

So Many Cooks in the Kitchen: Getting on the Same Page With Structured Care Conference Protocols
Douglas B. Whit

Paying It Forward: Recruiting and Sustaining a Patient/Family Advisory Council for Your ICU
Jennifer Janisko

Psychological Symptoms in the ICU
Chani Traube

Meta Tag

Content Type Presentation

Knowledge Area Patient and Family Support

Knowledge Level Foundational

Knowledge Level Intermediate

Knowledge Level Advanced

Membership Level Select

Tag Communication

Tag Education

Year 2021

Keywords

family engagement

ICU

SCCM Family Engagement Collaborative

family-centered care

delirium

family support

psychological symptoms

communication facilitators

patient outcomes

well-being

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