Ep. 143 – When does ICU care end? Is care just about performing procedures? We talk about continuity of care, listening, and presence. 🎧 Listen on Spotify or YouTube #utiemformaeacao

Another semester has passed, and have you managed to catch up? We've got you covered! Our scientific retrospective is out! We've selected some studies published in the first half of 2025! Come see what we chose and how they directly impact our clinical practice. #utiemformaeacao

Cycle ergometers in the ICU: how and why to use them? In this episode, we discuss the use of cycle ergometers in rehabilitation, the clinical reasoning behind their choice, and what the science says. Ready to put them into practice? #utiemformaeacao

How can we offer patient-centered rehabilitation in the ICU? In this episode, we discuss the stories of those who’ve been there: critically ill patients. What they say can (and should) guide your practice. Listen. Learn. Transform. #utiemformaeacao

From ICU to ward to home: care transition is critical. In Ep.148 we discuss challenges of post-ICU rehab and why teamwork is key for better recovery. Check it out on YouTube and on Spotify. #utiemformaeacao

New episode! Can we really predict respiratory failure? We dive into a recent Critical Care paper and discuss how ICU PTs should apply clinical reasoning to anticipate deterioration and optimize treatment strategies. 🎙️Listen now on Spotify & YouTube! #utiemformaeacao

What really matters in patient care? In this ep. hosp. psychologists Marcelle Maia & Maria Carolina Bernardes share touching stories in ICU, from small gestures like shaving to extraordinary ones like hosting a wedding, that reshape treatment and bring true patient-centered care.

We talked with Rafael Rocha, a filmmaker who survived a critical illness in the ICU. His story of resilience, recovery, and hope reminds us: listening to patients makes us better professionals, and better humans. #utiemformaeacao

New Episode: Anticipation – A necessary skill In critical care, being reactive is not enough. Knowledge, experience, the right tools, and systemic thinking help physiotherapists anticipate patient needs, achieve better outcomes, and prevent negative events. Listen now ep. 152

Every small action matters. In our new podcast, we talk to Peter Nydahl He shares how to bring quality, efficiency & patient-centered care to ICU practice. Listen now! Youtube and Spotify: UTI EM FORMA E AÇÃO #utiemformaeacao linktr.ee/utiemformaeacao

New episode! We dive into the history of ICU rehabilitation – from early milestones and key publications to today’s challenges and future perspectives. Episode #154 | 🎙️ UTI em Forma e Ação Podcast 🎧 Listen on Spotify or Youtube #utiemformaeacao

Days of exchange and learning at the SUDESFIR conference! Lectures, meetings, and a strong commitment to advancing PT. It was a great pleasure to participate as a speaker and member of the ASSOBRAFIR National Board.

Barriers and facilitators to the delivery of delirium care in intensive care units Facilitators were: protocols; staff training; awareness; delirium champions; post-ICU follow-up clinics; family engagement; effective communication; digital prompts …-publications.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/an…

Attending conferences isn’t just about speaking. It’s about learning, connecting, and transforming practice. In our new podcast episode, we share key insights from recent scientific events and discuss how to bring evidence to the ICU bedside. Listen now!

A special episode for Physiotherapy Day in Brazil We talk about what defines us, where we stand today, what we’re doing right and what we can still improve. Because being a physiotherapist is more than restoring movement, it’s helping people move forward.

Exercise can be a powerful tool against delirium in critically ill patients. In this podcast episode, we discuss the evidence and how this insight can (and should) transform our ICU practice, preventing complications and improving outcomes. New episode: "Delirium and Exercise"

Gran experiencia participando en el Congreso de ASOCRUFI y SOLACUR en Santa Cruz de La Sierra, Bolivia.

🎃🧟‍♂🕸 A Halloween Story in the ICU: when science meets humanity. Inspired by Frankenstein, we explore how critical care can lose its soul and how teamwork, empathy, and presence can bring it back to life. Listen now and rediscover the real spark that heals.

New episode! We discuss how length of stay and the severity of a patient's condition in the ICU affect rehabilitation and functional recovery. The importance of individualized plans, continuity of care, and realistic goals. Listen now!

The podcast is at the #icurehab Conference at Johns Hopkins with our host Debora Schujmann. We continue our mission to connect with the world and connect with our listeners.