Walking Home from The ICU Episode 12: Loved Ones Are Survivors Too Part I
Caregivers also leave ICU with high rates of PTSD and long-term life impacts. Mike Maranhas shares his side of his wife’s ICU stay and recovery. Episode Transcription Kali Dayton Now we’ve had penetrating insight into the sufferings of ICU survivors themselves. Yet, we would be missing a big part of the picture. If we dismissed
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Walking Home from The ICU Episode 10: I Can’t Move
In this episode, Kali talks with Jim and Cheryl Rettinger about what it’s like to be sent to LTAC with no expectations of returning home and what happens when patients have not moved for weeks+. What does their journey to recovery looks like? Plus, they discuss the psychological effects on survivors and loved ones. Episode
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Walking Home from The ICU Episode 4: Sedation is NOT Sleep
Kali talks about what prolonged sedation is really like and survivors share their stories about what they really experienced under sedation. Episode Transcription Kali Dayton Today I want to talk about what prolonged sedation is really like. A nurse once told me, “I love to get and give propofol”. So I asked if she had
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Walking Home from The ICU Episode 3: DNS = Do NOT Sedate Me
Kali talks to Susan East, three-time “ARDS” or “ARDS” survivor, about acute respiratory distress syndrome – the most severe forms of lung failure. Episode Transcription Kali Dayton Hello, and welcome back. Today we’re going to talk to Susan East who is a three time “ARDS” or “ARDS” survivor, which represents acute respiratory distress syndrome, which
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The Walking Home From The ICU podcast has been transformational in helping to change the culture in the small community ICU where I work. I am an occupational therapist and have wanted to implement early mobility in our facility for several years now. It wasn’t until I started listening to this podcast that this “want” became more than that. It became a “must.”
The podcast has made it so easy to share the passion I have gained. The stories of the patients and the knowledge of practitioners sharing their clinical practice advice are so valuable.
Kali Dayton has shared with our team her knowledge through a video format as well. She was able to answer nursing related questions that I, as an OT, haven’t been able to answer. She is professional and willing to share her knowledge and passion in order to make changes in the ICU community around the world.
Kristie Porter, OT
Arizona, USA
Perception Versus Reality: Debunking The Myths About Medically-Induced Comas
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