The following Clinical and Scientific sessions are related to Critical Care.
Critical Care
Session Title |
Session Type |
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A4 ICU EARLY MOBILIZATION: SHOULD WE KEEP MOVING OR MOVE ON? | Critical Care Track | |
A82 JAMA, NEJM, AJRCCM. DISCUSSION ON THE EDGE: REPORTS OF RECENTLY PUBLISHED CRITICAL CARE RESEARCH | Critical Care Track | |
A86 BEYOND THE BUNDLE: SEPSIS CARE BEFORE ARRIVAL AND AFTER SURVIVAL | Critical Care Track | |
K2 FROM POLIO TO COVID-19: LESSONS IN VENTILATION FROM OUR PAST | Keynote Series | |
B4 EXTRACORPOREAL MEMBRANE OXYGENATION (ECMO) FOR SEVERE ACUTE RESPIRATORY DISTRESS SYNDROME IN A POST-PANDEMIC WORLD | Critical Care Track | |
B84 INTEGRATING GERIATRIC PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES INTO CRITICAL CARE AND ICU RECOVERY | Critical Care Track | |
B91 WHERE ARE THEY NOW? FUNCTIONAL LUNG IMAGING NEARING CLINICAL APPLICATION | Scientific Symposium | |
C4 CARE OF THE DYING IN THE ICU: END OF LIFE CARE IN 2024 AND BEYOND | Critical Care Track | |
C7 MOVING THE NEEDLE TO IMPROVE SUPPLEMENTAL OXYGEN DELIVERY QUALITY | Scientific Symposium | |
C83 WHEN SEPSIS GOES VIRAL: RECONSIDERING SEPSIS IN THE POST-COVID ERA | Critical Care Track | |
C90 STATE OF THE SCIENCE ON ICU DELIRIUM | Scientific Symposium | |
C92 SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS IN PULMONARY, CRITICAL CARE, AND SLEEP MEDICINE | Scientific Symposium | |
CC5 ADULT CLINICAL CORE CURRICULUM | Adult Clinical Core Curriculum | |
D2 A NEW REALITY FOR CRITICAL CARE AFTER DOBBS | Critical Care Track | |
D5 TIME-LIMITED TRIALS IN CRITICAL CARE | Scientific Symposium | |
D9 IT'S ABOUT TIME! THE CIRCADIAN CLOCK IN LUNG DISEASE, FROM BENCH TO BEDSIDE | Scientific Symposium | |
D81 MONEY AND THE ICU: FINANCIAL MOTIVATORS AND CONSEQUENCES OF CRITICAL CARE | Critical Care Track | |
D86 AMBULATORY CRITICAL CARE: A BENCH TO BEDSIDE UNDERSTANDING OF CHRONIC RESPIRATORY FAILURE | Critical Care Track | |
CC6 CRITICAL CARE CLINICAL CORE CURRICULUM | Adult Clinical Core Curriculum |
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