This afternoon’s #ATS2022 session starts with “Diagnosis and Management of Patients and Families with Post Intensive Care Unit Syndrome” with Dr. Hugo Carmona (@HcarmonaMD)! Image
Defining PICS - these 3 domains are the most common impairments for people with PICS. #ATS2022 Image
What tools can we use to identify impairments in these domains? #ATS2022 Image
Early mobilization improves patients walking without assistance at discharge. #ATS2022 Image
Risk factors and PICS - There are pre-illness, hospitalization factors, and post-hospital factors.
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The ABCDEF bundle can help improve outcomes. #ATS2022 Image
The bundle improves discharge to home (vs facility) as more of the bundle is performed. #ATS2022 Image
One year outcomes after ARDS - physical impairment and ability to return to work improve with time (but impairments remain). #ATS2022 Image
Physical impairment typically recovers more quickly than the other PICS domains. #ATS2022 Image
Delirium in the ICU is associated with cognitive impairment later. #ATS2022 ImageImage
Steroids and insulin are likely associated with worse physical impairment. #ATS2022 ImageImage
Summary Points #ATS2022 Image
The next talk with Dr. Ann Parker (@AnnEkedahl) is “Post-ICU Clinics: Who Are They For? How Do They Help?” #ATS2022 Image
Definition of PICS #ATS2022 Image
What do patients identify as key components of ICU recovery programs? #ATS2022 Image
This scoping review of post-ICU interventions looked at what interventions were helpful. #ATS2022 ImageImage
These are the interventions that were found to be effective. #ATS2022 Image
This study evaluated the effectiveness of a sepsis transition and recovery program. There were improvements in mortality and readmission. #ATS2022 ImageImage
This study looked at enablers and barriers to implementing ICU follow-up clinics. #ATS2022 Image
These are guidelines for patients who may need rehabilitation after critical illness.
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Consider establishing these things at each step along the way. #ATS2022 Image
This information should be provided to patients and caregivers at discharge. #ATS2022 Image
Key domains to review 2-3 months after discharge. #ATS2022 Image
There are also SCCM guidelines for post-ICU rehabilitation. #ATS2022 Image
Core outcomes that should be evaluated in clinical research in acute respiratory failure survivors.
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Current gaps in knowledge in post-ICU care #ATS2022 Image
Summary points! #ATS2022 Image

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May 18
My last tweetucation session for #ATS2022 😢😢😢 will be “Current Controversies in Geriatric Critical Care”!
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My next #ATS2022 tweetucation session for the day is the Sleep Clinical Core Curriculum!
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My first session for the last day of #ATS2022 is “Clinical Year in Review 4”!
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May 17
My last session for #ATS2022 day 3 is “Priorities from a Joint-Society ATS Policy Statement on Palliative Care in Serious Respiratory Illness”!
First we have Dr. Donald Sullivan with “Fundamental Principles of Palliative Care in Respiratory Disease and Highlights from the Policy Statement.” #ATS2022
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May 17
I am so excited for this afternoon’s medical education seminar on “Integrating Evidence-Based Medicine Into Clinical Teaching”! #ATS2022 Image
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Unfortunately, “going with your gut” does not perform well in predicting mortality. However, this is associated with more goals of care conversations. #ATS2022 Image
What we really need to takeaway is that we need to shift palliative care conversations and interventions to earlier in the disease. #ATS2022 Image
If any of these levels change and cross the threshold it should trigger a conversation. #ATS2022 Image
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