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‌Meet the SCCM Journal Editors at the 2025 Critical Care Congress in Orlando, FL! Click the star to add to your schedule now: bit.ly/3CG2UGv Register for Critical Care Congress here: bit.ly/4hNPlUk #SCCM #SCCM2025 SCCM

Get a sneak peek at the pediatric critical care research you’ll find at #SCCM2025! PCCM Editor-in-Chief Robert Tasker shares highlights from the February issue, releasing on February 21 in advance of Critical Care Congress: bit.ly/3D9lze1 #SCCM #PedsICU SCCM

The latest critical care research is at #SCCM2025! Attend sessions on new journal articles, guidelines, and research to enhance your knowledge and practice. Get started here: sccm.org/newreleases #SCCM SCCM

The February 2025 issue of Pediatric Critical Care Medicine is now available online! Find the latest research on #sepsis, machine learning, tracheal intubation, and more at pccmjournal.org. #SCCM #PedsICU SCCM

The March 2025 issue of Pediatric Critical Care Medicine is available now! Find the latest research at pccmjournal.org. New in this issue: PICU bronchiolitis treatment, RESPOND trial protocol, and kidney outcomes in children receiving ECMO. #SCCM #PedsICU SCCM

"Pediatric sepsis results in significant morbidity and mortality worldwide. There is an urgent need to investigate adjunctive therapies that can be administered early." Get the details on the RESPOND trial protocol: bit.ly/3XJpvct #PedsICU #sepsis SCCM

Children undergoing extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) are at high-risk for both acute and long-term kidney-related outcomes. Learn more with original research from the March issue of PCCM: bit.ly/3XYXQV5 #PedsICU #SCCM SCCM

🎥 PCCM Editor-in-Chief Robert Tasker shares highlights from the March issue. Watch the video now: bit.ly/4htqXXE #PedsICU #SCCM SCCM

Read the latest expert-developed research from Pediatric Critical Care Medicine. The April 2025 issue is available now: pccmjournal.org #PedsICU #SCCM SCCM

The SANDWICH bundle is linked to reduced time to successful extubation for infants with bronchiolitis. ✅ Learn more with original research from the April issue of PCCM: bit.ly/426icOW #PedsICU #SCCM SCCM

🔍 A subgroup analysis of the Oxy-PICU trial strengthens the argument for adopting conservative oxygenation targets for all mechanically ventilated children needing supplemental oxygen. Read the original research from PCCM: bit.ly/42DcXoN #PedsICU #SCCM SCCM

Clinicians caring for pediatric and neonatal patients on ECMO should review blood culture practices. New research supports as-needed testing when clinical signs indicate infection rather than unnecessary daily surveillance cultures: bit.ly/4jBe27o #PedsICU #SCCM SCCM

💡 Insights for Daily Clinical Practice 🩺 Read the new consensus clinical practice statements from the BrighT STAR Collaborative around obtaining respiratory cultures for hospitalized patients with artificial airways: bit.ly/3GxoXAX #PedsICU #SCCM SCCM

Read the latest expert-developed research from Pediatric Critical Care Medicine. The May 2025 issue is available now: pccmjournal.org #PedsICU #SCCM SCCM

🎥 PCCM Editor-in-Chief Robert Tasker shares highlights from the May issue. Watch the video now: youtu.be/UXhCPc_w6iY #PedsICU #SCCM SCCM

🔍 New research from PCCM explores extubation failure (EF) in neonates recovering from congenital cardiac surgery. ✅ Read the full article in the May issue: bit.ly/4jMF9Ng #PedsICU #SCCM SCCM

🔍 New research sheds light on pediatric acute respiratory distress syndrome (PARDS) in young children intubated for bronchiolitis and other lower respiratory tract infections (LRTIs). ➡️ Read the original research from PCCM: bit.ly/3ZttM4F #PedsICU #SCCM SCCM

🔍 New Study: Electronic health record-based PARDS subphenotype classifier models may be used to accurately identify hyperinflammatory and hypoinflammatory subphenotypes at 24 hours of PARDS diagnosis. Read the research from PCCM: bit.ly/3ZFV3B0 #PedsICU #SCCM SCCM

A prospective pilot study shows that syndecan-1 may be able to identify children at high risk for fluid overload after cardiac surgery with cardiopulmonary bypass. ✅ Read the original research from Pediatric Critical Care Medicine: bit.ly/4jhiDeD #PedsICU #SCCM SCCM