🙋‍♂️NEW Critical Care Clinics Issue! Critical Care Nutrition-Where Are We Now? 📝 12 new cutting-edge papers on ICU nutrition exercise, & rehabilitation Full Issue Link: criticalcare.theclinics.com/issue/S0749-07… For copies of any papers feel free to email me at: [email protected]

Kali Dayton Walking Home From The ICU on why sedating ICU patients into unconsciousness isn't more kind or humane than wakefulness—it's less. Recorded at #SCCM2025 for the #ICULiberation committee.

I have spent the past 5 years discovery, digesting, and disseminating the vast research about #delirium. I’ve done 191 podcast episodes dedicated to this topic. Here’s how to most effectively teach about delirium: Let survivors do the talking.

I have a dream, that one day I will hear for the LAST TIME a frustrated ICU #dietitian complaining in the office about the doctor who never wants to feed their patients. Biomarkers unite! 🤝😅 #ASPEN25

Share your delirium success story with us! What are your achievements in delirium management? Implementation, teaching, helping patients and families, or other? We want to know: what makes delirium care successful? Please share your experiences with us surveymonkey.com/r/WDAD2025

I presented on post-intensive care syndrome today at the Specialist Education in ECMO conference at Disney’s Contemporary Hotel. On stage were equally passionate Dr. Kali Dayton, critical illness survivor Cathy Garrett, and licensed mental health counselor Stephanie Jacques.

Another great presentation by #RegendLegend Kate TANTAM, nurse specialist from UK At Asia Pacific #ICUrehab conference Rehab, recovery & humanizing are key messages

Join us for an exciting series of virtual sessions all about ICU #PatientDiaries! From Lived experience, expertise, and innovation, each week, a 90-minute session will focus on the importance of #ICUPatientDiaries To join in, visit: icu-diary.org/styled/

Rehabilitation after discharge from ICU is often poorly coordinated, National Confidential Enquiry into Patient Outcome and Death (NCEPOD) finds in the UK BMJ 2025; 389 doi: doi.org/10.1136/bmj.r1…

Alasdair MacLullich ICUsteps #Delirium this is what it looks like. If felt like Hell. HELL ON EARTH. I am so grateful my family & Providers saved me…AND as WesElyMD taught me: “Delirium is not benign…Doctors must realize that survival alone is not enough—we have to care what life is like after the ICU."

Combined Effects of Early Mobilization and Nutrition on ICU-Acquired Weakness tinyurl.com/28snsm9y #icurehab #A2Fbundle

In 311 children after cardiac surgery, prevelance of delirium was 40.2 %, and several risk factor could be identified nature.com/articles/s4159…

🙋‍♂️Do you exercise ICU patients on ventilator in your ICU? Comment a ❤️ and tell me how you do it! This is patient in Brazil 🇧🇷 doing #physicaltherapy on a ventilator- Amazing! 🤩 👉Physical therapy & exercise while intubated on ventilator should be the standard of care in all

I’m walking 3.5 miles every day in July with 30 pounds on my back. 3.5 days is the average ICU stay - these miles are for ICU survivors, for those lost in delirium, and for their families. And for the 9 years since I woke from a month long coma. Inspired by the American Delirium Society

tinyurl.com/yhyac9db - GoFundMe Walk4PICS.com & ICUdelirium.org - SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER! CHECK OUT THESE ACCTS FOR MORE INFORMATION ICU TREATMENT AND RECOVERY!!! 🤍 CIBS Center American Delirium Society Alasdair MacLullich Kate Tantam (She/her) ICUsteps Walking Home From The ICU Hopkins ICU Rehab

#Walk4PICS happens on the same day as our Humanizing ICU Care Virtual and Live course UCSF Health on September 27, 2025. Join us to stroll during lunch break and to learn from expert leaders in #ICURehab Walking Home From The ICU Peter Nydahl Paul Wischmeyer MD

UCSF Health Walking Home From The ICU American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) APTA Acute Care Hopkins ICU Rehab Peter Nydahl Paul Wischmeyer MD Prof David McWilliams CIBS Center #A2Fbundle LIVE on September 27,2025 OR Virtual same day:

An important aspect of rehab that I neglected because I was too focused on my end goals of returning to work and competitive sport (I failed), that I didn’t see the need for intermediate goals. Looking back, that was a mistake. Goals need to be sustainable, as well as achievable.

YOU know the feeling…when you walk into an ICU are just know this is where you are meant to practice as a PT, OT or SLP. 20 years ago this happened for me! The feeling of being able to meet someone at such a vulnerable time❤️‍🩹Join me: bit.ly/JHCARE-ICU #icurehab