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Critical Care Medicine

Critical Care Medicine

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This show accompanies the 'Critical Care Global Grand Rounds' - fortnightly lectures delivered by leading global experts in Critical Care Medicine. Take a dive into the latest evidence-based best-practice, with leading researchers and speakers.Copyright © 2022 Continulus, All rights reserved. Higiene y Vida Saludable
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  • Liz Crowe: "Is it Moral to Feel Moral Distress?"

    Liz Crowe: "Is it Moral to Feel Moral Distress?"
    Dec 21 2021

    As technology and medicine progress so do our options for care. But how does doing ‘what we can’ impact the ‘doing what is right’? How often do pressures related to the job cause us to act in ways that are inconsistent with our ethical values? How does that impact us and what can we do to minimise its effect?
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    21 m
  • Professor Andrew Udy: "Brain Monitoring in Traumatic Brain Injury"

    Professor Andrew Udy: "Brain Monitoring in Traumatic Brain Injury"
    Dec 21 2021

    In this talk, Andrew will review the latest evidence on brain monitoring in TBI. Does aggressive brain monitoring impact outcomes, and how? Do aggressive therapies to lower raised ICP impact outcomes, and by how much? And what is the future of brain monitoring?
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    29 m
  • Professor Michael O'Leary: "Organ Donation"

    Professor Michael O'Leary: "Organ Donation"
    Dec 20 2021

    Organ transplantation using organs donated after death is now the preferred treatment for many end-stage organ failures and is life-changing and life saving for recipients. Outcomes from transplantation are excellent, for example a third of liver transplant recipients are alive 30 years following transplant. Unfortunately, the demand for donor organs outstrips supply. This talk reviews current practice and recommendations.
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    28 m
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