Recovery after ICU admission extends beyond hospital discharge. This comprehensive review found interventions without in-person attendance had higher rates of engagement and retention.

Stephanie Dimopoulos Nina Leggett A/Prof Kimberley Haines Adam Matthew Deane

Models of intensive care unit follow-up care and feasibility of intervention delivery: A systematic review bit.ly/43Te0jD #icurehab #A2Fbundle

“The de-implementation of grip socks would not only support the health service financially but would also contribute to sustainable practices.”

Meet #MacHSR Fellow Julia Gheller, Physiotherapist at Western Health: ow.ly/kgiy50OQ0Vr

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Thrilled to be presenting this research at the IAGG Congress in Japan (my first international conference)! Thank you to the RMH Kearton Conference grant for partial funding and of course to the team. doi: 10.1080/09638288.2020.1867906

Congrats to co-first authors Step Dimopoulous & Nina Leggett for publishing this SR.

When designing post-ICU programs its important to consider models without in-person attendance at index hospital potentially have higher rates of recruitment, intervention delivery success.

Another wonderful #ATS2023 full of inspiring talks, great people + excellent science

Very proud to receive an ATS Crit Care Critical Care Assembly scholarship for our research

Special 🙏🏻 to my amazing supervisor + travel buddy A/Prof Kimberley Haines

Critical Care at UniMelb Western Health

I love this: we aren't providing ICU care (or aftercare) in a vacuum, we are constantly refining + improving our in-ICU care and we need our primary care partners across that spectrum. Thank you Nina Leggett et al
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Wow. Great work Nina Leggett
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Great conversation happening now in session C16- The Road to Recovery: Improving Long-Term Outcomes After Critical Illness w/ speakers Nina Leggett Whitney Kiker Christopher Cox Matthew Mart Nathan Brummel Nina Leggett Margaret Herridge & more! #ATS2023

Really excited to see Nina Leggett present her NHMRC funded PhD research on improving the integration of care between ICU and primary care #ATS2023

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🔑 9 major gaps identified
🔑 comprehensive communication is vital
🔑 feedback loops should be 🎯 for interventions
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Congratulations Nina Leggett for a great presentation at #ATS2023 about the gap between ICU and primary care for our critically I’ll patients and survivors 👏🏼👏🏼

If you’re local to Melbourne - please join us for the Critical Care at UniMelb Annual Research Symposium.

We have a range of superb speakers on topics in intensive care medicine, emergency medicine, and anaesthetics.

We are looking forward to connecting with you in person.