Dayton Walking From ICU Episode 21 What We've Always Done Isn't Always Right

Walking Home from The ICU Episode 21: What We’ve “Always Done” Isn’t Always Right

Polly Bailey, ACNP, shares with us her journey to building an awake and walking ICU. Decades before the research and in a generation of paralytics and benzodiazepines, she saw a problem and had a vision.   Episode Transcription Kali Dayton So now you’ve heard about patients that’s been weak on the ventilator with high settings

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Dayton Walking From ICU Episode 14 Different Treatment Different Outcomes

Walking Home from The ICU Episode 14: Different Treatment Different Outcomes

If we treated patients differently, would their outcomes be different? What if patients never stopped walking during critical illness? In this episode, one ICU dared to ask.   Episode Transcription Kali Dayton For the past 13 episodes, we have learned about the mental psychological and physical suffering of survivors of prolonged sedation, delirium and immobility.

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Kali Dayton’s consultancy energized our ICU to adopt the very latest evidence-based therapies to identify, prevent, and treat delirium with the ultimate goal being to eliminate preventable delirium by leveraging lessons shared by Kali to get our ICU patients awake, mobile, and walking.

The advice and tier-one support by Dayton ICU Consulting is a critical component of any ICU leader who wants to do better and make the greatest impact possible for patients so that they survive the ICU and go home to continue their livelihoods free of post-intensive care syndrome or PTSD.

Kali offers a powerful vector to ensure ICU care is state of the art.

Brian Delmonaco, MD, FACEP, Medical Director, Pulmonology and Critical Care Medicine, Samaritan Health Services

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