Acceso a las presentaciones del 39º Congreso Americano de Terapia Intensiva SCCM

Publicamos los enlaces a las presentaciones del 39º Congreso Americano de Terapia Intensiva SCCM, realizado del 9 al 11 de Enero de 2010, en Miami Beach, Florida:

• Viernes 8:
  
  - Adult Refresher Course - Day 1
  - Current Concepts in Pediatric Critical Care - Day 1 
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• Sábado 9:
  
  - Managing Pharmacotherapeutic Challenges: Learning Through Simulation
  - Commit • Transform • Improve: Critical Care Quality Tools and Techniques
  - Intensivists as Educators: Developing an Educational Program
  - Renal Replacement Therapy for Intensivists
  - Neurocritical Care: What Every Intensivist Needs to Know
  - Bedside Procedures
  - Contemporary Approaches to Mechanical Ventilation
  - Adult Refresher Course - Day 2
  - Current Concepts in Pediatric Critical Care - Day 2 
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• Domingo 10:
  
  - Addressing the MRSA Crisis: A Paradigm Shift Beyond Vancomycin in the ICU
  - Delirium Should "Never" Occur: But if it Does...
  - Evidence-Based Nutritional Guidelines in 2010
  - The Science and Medicine of Sepsis Management
  - Severe Blood Pressure Elevations in the ICU
  - National Priorities and Goals for Transforming Healthcare
  - Bedside ICU Procedures Should Only be Done by Surgeons
  - Pharmacy Kitchen: Salt, Sugar and Protein
  - 24-Hour Intensivist Coverage in the ICU: Is it Possible or a Fool's Dream?
  - Get Stoked for Strokes
  - Hot Topics in Pediatric Sepsis
  - Tackling the Challenges of Advanced Practice Nursing
  - Clostridum difficile Colitis
  - Managing Organ Donors in the ICU
  - State-of-the-Art Pharmacologic Interventions for Sepsis
  - Surgical Manpower: Acute Care Surgery is the Answer
  - Neuro ICU Patients Should Only be Managed by Neurological Intensivists
  - Therapeutic Implications of Genomics in Critically Ill Children
  - Fungal Infections in the ICU
  - History of Extracorporeal Life Support in Critical Care 
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• Lunes 11:
  
  - Plenary--Mechanical Lung Protection: Fighting Against Gravity and How Far We Can Go with Air Ventilation
  - Clinical Informatics in the ICU
  - Determining and Respecting Patients' Goals of Care: Beyond Do Not Resuscitate
  - Hitting the (Bio) Mark in Acute Kidney Injury
  - No Flow, No O2, Reflow, Oh-Oh!
  - Pediatric Interactive Cases
  - The Critical Care Societies Collaborative: SCCM, ATS, AAACN, ACCP, HHS
  - Primer for Critical Care Journals: Authors and Reviewers
  - Transplantation in 2010
  - Making Sense of Modern Modes
  - Scanning for Medication Error Solutions: Bar Code Technology
  - The Dying Art: Palliative Sedation at End of Life
  - Critical Care Endocrinology: More Than Just a Sweetener
  - Fluid Management in Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome
  - Work-Hour Restrictions and Their Effects on Resident Education
  - Plenary--Healthcare Reform: What it Means to Us
  - Fill 'er Up: the Cellular Impact of Resuscitation
  - Go Around or Through: How Do You Want Your Heart Revascularized?
  - Antibiotics: Less Isn't ALWAYS Better
  - Year in Review: Surgery
  - Pediatric Brain Injury Potpourri
  - The Bedside Environment: Adapting and Coping
  - Patient Safety: Harmful or Helpful?
  - Application of Evidence-Based Protocols
  - Can We Replace the Body?
  - The Microcirculation in Organ Dysfunction
  - Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation: Before, During, and After
  - The Wrath of Staph
  - Year in Review: Anesthesia
  - Quality is Still Job One in the Pediatric ICU
  - Year in Review: Nursing
  - Doing More with Less: Critical Care in the Era of Work-Hour Restrictions
  - Year in Review: Pharmacy
  - A New Look at Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation in Respiratory Failure 
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• Martes 12:
  
  - Plenary Session--Clinical Inquiry: Not for the Faint of Heart
  - Glucose Control in Organ Disease: Moving Beyond the Benefits
  - International Sepsis Forum: Controversies in Severe Sepsis
  - Lessons Learned from War
  - The Many Faces of Death
  - Pediatric Respiratory Failure: The Final Frontier
  - 2010 Transfusion-Related Acute Lung Injury
  - Late-Breaker
  - Rage Against the Machine: Nondialytic Volume Management
  - Update on Mechanical Ventilation
  - Update on Congenital Cardiac Disease
  - ICU Transfusions
  - Nightmare on ICU Street: Sleep, Delirium, and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
  - Going (Gene) Fishing? Net or Spear?
  - Ventilator-Associated Pneumonia? Never! New Implications for ICU Practice
  - Year in Review: Internal Medicine
  - Donation After Cardiac Death in Children Should Be Abolished
  - Risk Assessment for Sepsis
  - Controversies in Cardiovascular Medicine
  - Who Needs a Hole in Their Head?
  - Early Tracheostomy is Beneficial
  - The Sedative Buffet: Variety is the Spice of Life
  - Navigating the Tollway: Innate Immune Pathways
  - Don't Stop the Flow: Respiratory Administration of Medication
  - The Changing Face of Trauma Resuscitation
  - Year in Review: Pediatrics
  - Money Can't Buy You Love: Happiness Through Proper Coding and Billing
  - What's New in the Management of Pulmonary Hypertension?
  - SON: Save Our Nurses!
  - Airway Challenges in the ICU 
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• Miércoles 13:
  
  - Plenary Session--The Globalization of Healthcare and its Impact on the ICU Setting: A Quality and Patient - Safety Perspective
  - Mechanical Ventilation: Special Situations
  - Novel Therapeutics for the Critically Ill Neurological Patient
  - Pediatric Palliative Care
  - Treating Agitation and Delirium: Providing Clarity to an Alphabet Soup of Potential Options
  - Making Sense of the Surviving Sepsis Campaign
  - Massive Transfusion: If What's New is Old, Then is What's Old, New?
  - Way Beyond the South Beach Diet
  - Evidence-Based Practice: How Much Evidence is Needed?
  - Donation After Cardiac Death: Issues in the ICU
  - Operating Room Ventilator Management in the "New" Millennium
  - Work Life, Home Life: The Balancing Act
  - Hypothermia for Central Nervous System Injury
  - Drug Dosing in the Obese ICU Patient: Festivus for the Rest of Us Who Aren't 70 kg

Nota:

• Todas las presentaciones se encuentran en formato PDF y necesitan del programa Adobe Reader para ser leídas.
• No todas las presentaciones del Congreso están disponibles debido a las reservas de los expositores.