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Huge congratulations to Anna Hemnes, who on Monday was awarded the Elsa Hanigan (endowed) Chair in Pulmonary Medicine. Well deserved. I was waiting for someone else to tweet this, so I could retweet, but it's been a couple of days. @VUMCLung

ATS Mentorship Program now open for registration!! Members can register as a mentor, a mentee, or both. We encourage members of all career stages to consider registering as a mentor. Sign-up at: thoracic.org/members/assemb… Deadline to sign up: April 17, 2023

#DEVICEtrial #CCR23 Pragmatic Critical Care Research Group results of the trial now available NEJM nejm.org/doi/full/10.10…

#CCR23: In the DEVICE trial, the use of video laryngoscopy in critically ill patients undergoing intubation in the ED or ICU resulted in a higher incidence of successful intubation on the first attempt than direct laryngoscopy. nej.md/43H2t79

Our latest trial comparing video to direct laryngoscopy is out!

Proud of our practice-defining work Pragmatic Critical Care Research Group published NEJM and Critical Care Reviews showing definitively that VL is superior to DL in emergency airway management. CU Center for COMBAT Research CU Department of Emergency Medicine nejm.org/doi/full/10.10…

Honoured to deliver the Editorial #CCR23 for the DEVICE trial launched today NEJM Great positive RCT demonstrating VL superiority in FPS in critically ill pts Difficult Airway Society (DAS) @UniversalAirway Tim Cook Fiona Sheila Myatra NEJM

The results from our DEVICE trial are out in the NEJM . In this RCT, direct laryngoscopy was inferior to video laryngoscopy for first-pass success. In fact, it was so inferior that we had to stop the trial early after DSMB review due to the clear benefit of VL. This is the 🔨

Miss the Pragmatic Critical Care Research Group DEVICE trial, presented by Matthew Semler & Matthew Prekker at the Critical Care Reviews Meeting #CCR23 last week? It was simultaneously published in NEJM doi.org/10.1056/NEJMoa… Here, the trialists briefly explain the results

Presented at #CCR24: In a randomized trial involving critically ill adults undergoing tracheal intubation, the incidence of hypoxemia was lower with preoxygenation with noninvasive ventilation than with an oxygen mask. Full PREOXI trial results: nej.md/45lC0xt

Excited to share practice-changing results of our PREOXI trial showing preoxygenation with non-invasive ventilation safely reduced hypoxemia by 51% during emergency tracheal intubation Pragmatic Critical Care Research Group CU Department of Emergency Medicine CU Center for COMBAT Research #CCR24 nejm.org/doi/full/10.10…

This Special Communication examines the evolution of ethical oversight for clinical research, highlighting the need for a more nuanced approach to IRB review and informed consent. ja.ma/3BPi2AB

This Editorial from Holly Fernandez Lynch and Daniel Kramer highlights the need for regulatory clarity to support ethical research in clinical care settings. ja.ma/4f4Epkx

Viewpoint: Caleigh Propes (she/her), Kayla Mehl, and Stephanie Morain explore the potential of pragmatic clinical trials to improve demographic representativeness and health equity in clinical research. ja.ma/4fTvouy

Low vs moderate-intensity anticoagulation for VV #ECMO 🔍 SAFE-ECMO pilot trial; 3 centers across 🇺🇸 💉 intermittent SC anticoagulant (doses for DVT prophylaxis) vs traditional approach to anticoagulation with continuous, goal-titrated, infusion 🩸major bleedings 8.3% in low vs

Big thanks to VERITAS champion Fabien Maldonado 🇺🇸🇫🇷 and our collaborators, including Virginia Planz, Tatsuki Koyama, Sameer Avasarala, Jon Casey, George Cheng, Pierre D'Haese, Jonathan Kurman, See-Wei Low, Kamran Mahmood, Otis B Rickman, DO, Cristina Salmon, Samira Shojaee, Momen Wahidi, MD, MBA, Najib M Rahman.

Critical Care Reviews Editorial: The UK-ROX trial demonstrates that targeting lower oxygen saturation in critically ill patients is safe but does not improve outcomes. #CCR25 Critical Care Reviews ja.ma/44dcz2c

Today's Paper of the Day is: Evidence-based Emergency Tracheal Intubation criticalcarereviews.com/latest-evidenc… Join us to read 1 paper per day and stay up-to-date as we cover the spectrum of critical care across 2025

Awesome to have Dr. Seitz join us to talk about MODE and the upcoming MODEM trials. Ventilators have many different modes, and while we often spend time understanding how each mode works, understanding how different modes might affect our patients and outcomes is more difficult.

The first trial for CCR Down Under 2025 is RSI from Pragmatic Critical Care Research Group Jon Casey ➡️Ketamine vs etomidate for emergency tracheal intubation ➡️n= 2364 Join us in Melbourne - Dec 9 & 10 criticalcarereviews.com/meetings/ccr-d… CCR Down Under is run in partnership with INTENSIVE - The Alfred ICU & Monash University