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Still not sure about the role of indirect calorimetry in the ICU? I’ll be reviewing the data in a bite sized lecture at this year’s Critical Care Summit! Hope to see you there! #WhatRDsDo #ICUNutrition

Stay Ahead in Critical Care! 📚 Discover the latest evidence-based guidelines and therapeutic advances in #CriticalCareMedicine. Network with multi-professional healthcare stakeholders and improve patient-centered care #SeCCS2024 Emory School of Medicine Emory Department of Medicine SCCM

Chapter members: check out your inboxes for our latest newsletter! We have lots going on these days! 👉Ultrasound Course Sept 19 👉Critical Care Summit Sept 20 👉Stomp Out Sepsis 5k Oct 5 👉BiteSizedMedEd on ECMO in Respiratory Failure Oct 23 Comment below if you’d like more info!

Come to #SECCS24 & learn from multi-professional experts - check out the program and register at CriticalCareSummit.com

Check out the #SECCS2024 agenda and register online at CriticalCareSummit.com

#CritCare #OpenAccess Assessment of fluid responsiveness [...] in patients undergoing mechanical ventilation: a systematic review and meta-analysis Read the full article: ccforum.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11… Jean-Louis Vincent ISICEM #FOAMed #FOAMcc

This week in key Covid publications: —Young, healthy individuals with mild cases had objective cognitive deficits at 1-year that they did not perceive —Older, hospitalized adults with severe Covid had an equivalent of 20 years of decline in cognitive performance at 1-year

Highlighting the innovation, learning and accomplishments from the NIH #COVID19 Guideline panel that created and sustained a new method for a living evidence repository and guideline, starting in 2020 and continuing to 2024 now published in Annals of Int Med acpjournals.org/doi/10.7326/AN…

Awesome to see my good friend presenting on my favorite topic (#mentorship #payitforward). Thanks Zach Smith for the chance to serve on the programming committee and the chance to put this proposal together. A lesson for how service to national orgs can nudge the needle on

Why does vaccination produce variable immunity? Compared to influenza and tetanus, #COVID19 vaccine doesn't produce the same antibodies because of a different long-lived plasma cell response, reported Nature Medicine by Emory Pulmonary team! nature.com/articles/s4159…

Lesson 1: Resuscitation is relatively easy. De-resuscitation and managing chronic critical illness is hard. We spend a disproportionate time during training (and even practice) focused on resuscitating critically ill patients. While this certainly is a valuable (and rewarding)

Lesson 7: Mottling is bad. If you see mottling, spend a lot of time thinking & figuring it out. They say that shock is the next door neighbor of death. If so, mottling is the skin suit that shock wears.

Lactated Ringer’s may reduce mortality compared to normal saline in resuscitating adult patients with sepsis+hypotension or #SepticShock Critical Care Medicine journals.lww.com/ccmjournal/ful…

I love these vascular leak articles. Things get really nerdy really quick. This one also digs into therapeutic approaches to sort out the underlying issues. 🎩 tip to the authors. eddyjoemd.com/foamed/

#CritCare #OpenAccess Discarded intravenous medication in the ICU: the GAME-OVER multicenter prospective observational study Read the full article: doi.org/10.1186/s13054… Jean-Louis Vincent ISICEM #FOAMed #FOAMcc

The chest x-ray is the weakest link in the diagnosis of #ARDS, and with digital radiography and vast electronic health records, it needs to be replaced! Learn more at the next Critical Care Summit #SECCS25 at CriticalCareSummit.com Critical Care Summit pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40313553/

Today's the day to turn your ICU blue! 💙 Show off your blue scrubs, decorations, treats, and all the other ways you're celebrating today using #critcaremonth #SCCM

Amazing and inspirational keynote from Kimberly D. Manning, MD, MACP to kick off #ATS2025 by reminding us to listen to our patients (not just with our stethoscope), care for ourselves, and realize how much one person can do (with help) American Thoracic Society (ATS) Emory Department of Medicine #AlwaysHumanism

Receive the most comprehensive review of critical care July 23-25. In person + online = the best way to balance both clinical and educational needs! Register now: sccm.org/mccrca #SCCM