Low Tidal Volumes: Not Just for Those with ARDS?
15 Nov
Posted by SCCM as Concise Critical Appraisal
The use of low tidal volumes is a standard of care supported by a wide body of evidence that has demonstrated the efficacy of this intervention for saving the lives of patients with acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) and mild ARDS (formerly acute lung injury). The ideal ventilator strategy for intensive care unit patients without [...]
As the SCCM Team field prepares for the first Dominican FCCS provider and instructor course, developments brought to light the need for intermediate care beds for the seriously ill patients. The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) has given a generous grant to SESPAS (the Dominican Ministry of Health) to set up this unit in town [...]
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