Deena Costa: "Prof. John Marshall: "Clinical research in critical care: lessons from COVID-19"

04/11/21 • 60 min

This talk will review the current evidence about the benefits of interprofessional ICU teams to patient care and outcomes. We will review the integral team members, data that supports how they work together effectively and discuss gaps in our understanding to optimize ICU human resource investment and improve patient care and outcomes.

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Kay Mitchell: "Climbing mountains to understand hypoxia and oxygen therapy"

This talk will define hypoxia and the oxygen cascade and outline a programme of research carried out in healthy volunteers to further our understanding of hypoxia’s effect on human physiology. It will present some of the ongoing research focussed on optimising oxygen therapy and it will identify things to consider when caring for the hypoxic patient.

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Kristen Ranse: "End-of-Life Care in Intensive Care – what are the evidence gaps and possibilities for the future?"

The provision of end-of-life care remains a significant component of work in intensive care settings. Over the last decade, this area of practice has gained increased attention with a substantial increase in research, however, gaps remain. This presentation will focus on what is known and not known about end-of-life care in intensive care settings and provide recommendations to advance future practice and research.