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Early Rehabilitation in Critically Ill Children

OPENPediatrics via YouTube

Overview

Explore emerging PICU-acquired complications and early rehabilitation strategies for critically ill children in this 33-minute video lecture by Dr. Karen Choong, Professor of Pediatrics at McMaster University. Gain insights into the rationale behind early rehabilitation and learn practical tips for effective implementation in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) setting. Understand the shift in PICU population, mortality rates, and the concept of Post Intensive Care Syndrome. Discover the importance of rehabilitation, including early interventions, sedation management, sleep promotion, and environmental considerations. Learn about implementing best practice guidelines, the evidence supporting them, and the benefits of a bundled approach. Explore the role of humanism and pet therapy in pediatric critical care. By the end of this presentation, develop strategies to improve recovery outcomes for critically ill children and gain a comprehensive understanding of PICU-based rehabilitation techniques.

Syllabus

Introduction
Population Shift
PICU Mortality
PICU acquired complications
Survivors are future patients
Post Intensive Care Syndrome
Rehabilitation
Early rehabilitation
sedation
sleep
environment
summary
Implementing best practice guidelines
Evidence for guidelines
Bundled approach
Humanism
Pet Therapy
Impact of Rehabilitation

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OPENPediatrics

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  • Solagbade Rashidat Dasola
    This is very detailed and an eye opener to benefits of rehabilitation in critically ill patients in PICU.I hope to transfer the knowledge to practice.Thank you.

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