Webcast panel: Safe De-Escalation of Care: Automating Clinical Pathways
Events
WED., NOV. 1, 2023 | 1:00 PM CENTRAL
Learn how automating clinical pathways can inform clinicians when patients are ready for extubation readiness trials or when it is safe to wean medications to help liberate patients from invasive treatments. Subject matter experts will outline how automation can improve ICU outcomes and reduce length of stay.
Panelists:
Joshua W. Salvin, MD, MPH
Intensive Care Medicine Specialist
Pediatric Cardiologist
Boston Children’s Hospital
Santiago Borasino, MD, MPH
Section Head and Medical Director
Children’s of Alabama
Associate Professor of Pediatrics
University of Alabama
Moderated by:
Teresa (TJ) Boron MSN, RN
LearnICU Program Development Manager
Society of Critical Care Medicine
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