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Early Mobilization in Critically Ill Patients: Benefits, Risks, and Best Practices
Explore the importance of early mobilization in critically ill patients within the intensive care setting. This session provides an introduction to the concept of mobilization in the ICU, discussing both the benefits and potential harms. Understand the color-coded safety parameters and consider respiratory, cardiovascular, and neurological factors crucial to patient mobilization. Delve into the various factors influencing mobilization, including patient-specific conditions, the role of the intensive care team, and organizational support. Learn about the latest advances in techniques and tools that facilitate easier and safer mobilization in critically ill patients. Join us to enhance your understanding of early mobilization and its impact on patient outcomes.
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Dr. Neetika Singh
Physiotherapist, Apollo Hospitals, Bilaspur
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Explore the importance of early mobilization in critically ill patients within the intensive care setting. This session provides an introduction to the concept of mobilization in the ICU, discussing both the benefits and potential harms. Understand the color-coded safety parameters and consider respiratory, cardiovascular, and neurological factors crucial to patient mobilization. Delve into the various factors influencing mobilization, including patient-specific conditions, the role of the intensive care team, and organizational support. Learn about the latest advances in techniques and tools that facilitate easier and safer mobilization in critically ill patients. Join us to enhance your understanding of early mobilization and its impact on patient outcomes.