Delighted to welcome:

➡️Prof Kirsten Bibbins-Domingo, Editor-in-Chief JAMA to #CCR24 for the first time

& welcome back:

➡️ Prof Darren Taichman, Deputy Editor, NEJM
➡️ Prof Christopher Seymour, Associate Editor for Critical Care, JAMA…

New guidelines on Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome #ARDS from ESICM were published Friday in Intensive Care Medicine link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Derek Angus Christopher Seymour Pitt Critical Care Medicine & I summarize the highlights & offer reflections in this JAMA Clinical Guideline Synopsis jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/…

Our review on #sepsis #biomarkers with a focus on #ML #AI was just published in eBioMedicine – The Lancet Discovery Science with Christopher Seymour David Antcliffe Kate T - thelancet.com/journals/ebiom… Surgery and Cancer

Happy to say many of my expert colleagues have joined a server on Mastodon...

See you on critcare.social...

Modestly (significant) increased risk of new mental health diagnosis or social problem diagnosis after discharge for adults critically ill adults who received of ECMO vs #ICU patients who did not received #ECLS . Results just presented at #LIVES2022 #FOAMcc
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In 1 hour at 11:35 AM CEST at ESICM #LIVES2022 , Kirsten Bibbins-Domingo, Editor of JAMA, is interviewed in the Meet the Editors session. On meeting Channel 1.

HAPPENING NOW.

FOUR simultaneous publications in JAMA with ESICM #LIVES2022 . Congrats to all the authors, check out the new papers! 🎉🎉🎉🎉

We're interested in your ESICM #LIVES2022 research manuscripts. Articles published in JAMA Network Open reach over 134,000 readers through new article alerts, and reach over 34,000 social media followers ja.ma/3D9dtzy

Want to meet the new, 17th JAMA Network Editor-in-Chief at #LIVES2022 ESICM?

Prof Kirsten Bibbons-Domingo is in Paris! Catch her tomorrow 11:35am!

Excited to finally be at ESICM #LIVES2022 with day 2 being opened by our Critical Care at Royal Infirmary Edinburgh colleague Manu Shankar-Hari ECCRG

If you were #hypoxic , which would you choose?
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New data in JAMA Network JAMA on #helmet in #COVID19 !
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Interesting to consider how these clinical thresholds for treatment are influenced by #SEP1 regulations and other policies.🧐
Nice work!

This is a nice, and important, graphic from Dr. Anne Yang! Thank you #PRC9 & JAMA for the collaboration!
TraCS_CRISMA Pitt Critical Care Medicine Pitt PACCSM Fellows

These findings add significantly to accumulating evidence of #antithrombotic use in patients with #COVID19 and represent the hard work of many individuals. We sincerely thank investigators, research coordinators, participants, and their families for their contribution. 8/8

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Kimberley DeMerle et al: Can we define clinically relevant, nonsynom, biologically plausible, Rx-responsive, reproducible” subgps in #sepsis ?

Link: ow.ly/3bEA50ET0in

Editorial: ow.ly/7Tgl50ET1rw

#CritCareMed #SurvivingSepsis Christopher Seymour

Fig: Proposed gps

The emergency authorization of vaccines brought a new wave of hope in the fight against COVID-19. Is this enough to beat the virus?

Read Christopher Seymour of Pitt Critical Care Medicine and emergency medicine others from Pitt Medicine have to say: bit.ly/3y4bU0Z #ThisIsEMS #EMSStrong

'The time is now for an effective precision medicine approach for #COVID19 that joins translational science, subtype discovery, and a new taxonomy with knowledge generation in clinical trials.' Via JAMA jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/…

Hot off the press in JAMA

Precision medicine for Covid-19

By PACCM fellow Dr. Kim DeMerle (@demerlekm)

In conjunction w/ Pitt Critical Care Medicine Drs. Chris Seymour (@seymoc) & Derek Angus

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