Dynamics of Critical Care™ Conference 2018
September 24 to 26, 2018 Calgary, AB
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| Session | Title | Authors |
| 2A | Organ optimization: Understanding the medical management of potential organ donors after the declaration of neurological death | L Robinson and H Cohrs |
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| 3A | Go with the Flow: The development of a rescue extra corporeal life support (ECLS) program in a non-surgical children’s hospital | T Spence and S Menzies |
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| 3D | Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) in Manitoba – a Manitoba first! | M Kiesman and J Walker-Tweed |
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| 4B | Dummies on the Go: Utilizing telehealth during paediatric outreach education | T Spence and J Chatfield |
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| 4D | An innovative mobilization framework for delirium management: How to un-paralyze the assessment and implementation process | C Filipek, et al |
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| 4E | Bedside shift report (BSR): Benefits, barriers, and strategies for adopting a patient-centred approach to nurse handover. | V Bains, et al |
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| 5A | Implementation of a critical incidence stress management program at a tertiary care hospital | E Folz and R Kampman |
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| 5B | Massive Pulmonary Embolism | T Scullard |
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| 5C | Turning up the HIET: High-dose insulin euglycemic therapy for calcium channel blocker (CCB) and beta-blockade (BB) toxicity. | C Arias |
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| 5D | Sepsis 3: Definitions, identification, and management.
Sepsis 3: Handouts | B Fagan |
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| 6E | Understanding proning is not so hARDS: Beyond ‘improving V/Q mismatch’ & the physiology of proning | C Arias |
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| 6G | Delirium in critical care, little people get it too: Lessons learned from a paediatric intensive care unit (PICU). | L Lee, et al |
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| 7C | Transforming critical care orientation for novice nurses within the contemporary nursing workforce. | L Brooking et al |
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| 10E | Supporting critical care best practice with an integrated approach to quality improvement | K Webb-Anderson, et al |
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| PP1 | Delegate’s Choice Poster Recipient: Stepping up: Supporting critical care nurses in advocating for their patients with a mental health illness in a critical care setting. | R Antonacci, et al |
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| PP2 | Did your patient get their sleep? Improving sleep for patients in the adult intensive care unit (ICU) | E Boorman, et al |
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| PP6 | Implementation of a critical incidence stress management program at a tertiary care hospital | E Folz and R Kampman |
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| PP7 | The role of the advanced practice nurse in supporting critical care nurses experiencing moral distress | K Gibb, et al |
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| PP11 | A randomized controlled trial of a serious iIlness communication workshop for nurses in critical care. | MM Marles, et al |
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| PP15 | ICU delirium: A multifaceted and multidisciplinary approach to prevention and treatment. | K Webb-Anderson, et al |
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| PP16 | Intensive Care Unit (ICU) pressure injury prevention: When ‘under pressure’, use evidence to inform action! | K Webb-Anderson, et al |
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