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For adults with sepsis

Levosimendan Doesn’t Prevent Acute Organ Dysfunction

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Drug also tied to lower odds of successful weaning from mechanical ventilation in adults with sepsis
A conservative protocol for oxygen therapy results in lower intensive care unit mortality compared to conventional care

Conservative Oxygen Treatment Linked to Lower ICU Mortality

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Findings among adult ICU patients with expected length of stay of 72 hours or longer
Empirical treatment with micafungin seems not to increase invasive fungal infection-free survival at 28 days for patients with intensive care unit-acquired sepsis with Candida colonization

Empirical Micafungin Treatment Doesn’t Improve Survival

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No increase in invasive fungal infection-free survival for ICU-acquired sepsis, Candida colonization
For pediatric patients with in-hospital cardiac arrest

Tracheal Intubation Not Beneficial in Peds Cardiac Arrest

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Lower survival for pediatric patients with tracheal intubation during in-hospital cardiac arrest
Early mobilization benefits surgical intensive care unit patients

Early Mobilization Improves Outcomes, LOS in Surgical ICUs

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Patients discharged sooner, become more functional when they leave the hospital
A variety of cognitive and lifestyle strategies are employed by intensive care unit physicians to prevent and cope with fatigue

ICU Physicians Use Variety of Techniques to Cope With Fatigue

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Strategies include prioritizing work, structured approach, avoiding distractions
For critically ill adults

Similar Outcomes for Permissive Underfeeding, Standard Feeding

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For critically ill patients, outcomes similar in those at high, low nutritional risk
Dysbiosis from unexpected environmental sources is seen within days after intensive care unit admission

Healthy Gut Microbiome Compromised in ICU Patients

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Increased levels of harmful bacteria boost the risk for hospital-acquired infections, researchers say
Training related to delirium is inadequate for intensive care unit health care professionals

Delirium-Related Training Inadequate for ICU Staff

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Only 26.8 percent of health care professionals reported screening for delirium on routine basis
Most clinicians believe that sleep in the intensive care unit is poor and that poor sleep adversely affects patient outcomes

Most Clinicians Report That Sleep Quality in ICU Is Poor

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Poor sleep has adverse effect on ICU recovery process and is linked to negative ICU outcomes