The critical care literature 2021

Winters, Michael E.; Hu, Kami M.; Martinez, Joseph P.; Mallemat, Haney; Brady, William J.

doi:10.1016/j.ajem.2022.10.025

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“…Over the past few decades new advances in airway management have included optimization of pre-oxygenation strategies, rapid sequence induction and paralytic medications, and adjunctive airway tools for optimal visualization and first pass success. 66 With these advances in airway management and adjunctive strategies, surgical airway placement (i.e. cricothyroidotomy, retrograde intubation, sub-mental airway, tracheostomy, etc), typically is required in <1% of select cases.…”

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Airway Management for the Critically Ill Patient in the Emergency Department

Stahl

O’Donnell

2023

MRAJ

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Airway management is both a fundamental skill and resuscitative treatment that has taken a prominent role in emergency medicine. In the past few decades there have been many advancements in airway management particularly in critically ill patients. Technology has been developed and adapted to provide improved visualization for endotracheal intubation as well as supportive strategies for oxygenation and optimization of medications. In this review we will discuss the current practices and literature in airway management of critically ill patients including medication optimization and airway visualization techniques for first pass success.

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Airway Management for the Critically Ill Patient in the Emergency Department

Stahl

O’Donnell

2023

MRAJ

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“…In this regard, this article highlights the different aspects of the palliative care approach, as well as the barriers and challenges accompanying the population of TBI patients, with a particular focus on young adult patients with TBI and the role of their families. The importance of medical intervention and recommendations in ICU care, including cardiac arrest, postcardiac arrest care, intubation and extubation, mechanical ventilation, fluid resuscitation, cardiogenic shock, transfusions, sepsis control, and effective and adequate communication, should be emphasized to successfully implement the palliative care approach in standard ICU care, improving the quality of care for TBI patients and their families [25].…”

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Palliative Care: Multidisciplinary Approach to People with Traumatic Brain Injury

Castro,

do Lago,

Franco

2024

IJMRA

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Objective: To analyze the palliative care provided by a multidisciplinary team to people with traumatic brain injury according to the literature. Methodology: We opted for an integrative literature review of a qualitative type with a descriptive approach. To assist in collection, the PICo acromion strategy was used, with a time frame from 2018 to 2023, and the data were analysed according to the Bardin content method. This review was reported according to the PRISMA statement. Results: The literature search resulted in a total of 479 publications for preselected and identified terms, and only 16 articles were included in the review. From the analysis of the results on multidisciplinary care, two categories were created to expose the scientific evidence on “palliative care in neurological patients” and the “multidisciplinary team approach to people with traumatic brain injury”. Therefore, palliative care is considered relevant in the care of people with traumatic brain injury, as it establishes a competent bias for the patient's therapeutic process, including physical, mental, affective, and social attention and care, improving the quality of care for patients. and their families. Conclusion: This review allowed us to recognize the relevance of palliative care for trauma patients, their families and even their health teams, as they work in planning and implementing improvements in intensive care through an approach involving qualification and integration of patients and their families.

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“…In this regard, this article highlights the different aspects of the palliative care approach, as well as the barriers and challenges accompanying the population of TBI patients, with a particular focus on young adult patients with TBI and the role of their families. Emphasizing the importance of medical intervention and recommendations in ICU care, including cardiac arrest, post-cardiac arrest care, intubation and extubation, mechanical ventilation, uid resuscitation, cardiogenic shock, transfusions, sepsis control, effective and adequate communication to successfully implement the palliative care approach in standard ICU care, improving the quality of care for TBI patients and their families(Winters et al, 2023). PCs are approaches to prevent suffering in adults and children with potentially fatal diseases, seeking early identi cation and integrated control in treatments that modify the disease, starting from the diagnosis of a serious condition, such as Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI).…”

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Palliative Care: Multidisciplinary Approach to People With Traumatic Brain Injury

Castro,

Franco

2023

Preprint

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Objective: to analyze palliative care provided by a multidisciplinary team to people with traumatic brain injury, according to the literature. Methodology: We opted for an Integrative Literature Review, of a qualitative type with a descriptive approach. To assist in collection, the PICo acromion strategy was used, with a time frame from 2018 to 2023, the data was analyzed according to the Bardin content method. Results: The literature search resulted in a total of 479 publications for pre-selected and identified terms, only 16 articles were included in the review. From the analysis of the results on multidisciplinary care, two categories were created to expose the scientific evidence on “palliative care in neurological patients” and the “multidisciplinary team approach to people with Traumatic Brain Injury”. Therefore, palliative care is considered relevant in the performance of care for people with Traumatic Brain Injury, as it establishes a competent bias for the patient's therapeutic process, including physical, mental, affective and social attention and care, improving the quality of care for patients. and their families. Conclusion: It is concluded that this review allowed recognizing the relevance of palliative care for trauma patients, their families and even their health teams, as they work in planning and implementing improvements in intensive care, through an approach qualification and integrated, respecting patients and their families.

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The critical care literature 2021

Cited by 5 publications

References 37 publications

Airway Management for the Critically Ill Patient in the Emergency Department

Airway Management for the Critically Ill Patient in the Emergency Department

Palliative Care: Multidisciplinary Approach to People with Traumatic Brain Injury

Palliative Care: Multidisciplinary Approach to People With Traumatic Brain Injury

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