Further analysis of the TEAM trial (NEJM 2022). HTE of early mobilisation in ICU. Some people benefit from enhanced mobilisation (planned surgery, less disability, fewer comorbidities) and some people don't (diabetes, vasopressors, sedated). Great work Ary Serpa Neto and team! rdcu.be/eRsjC

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RENOVATE trial is coming up now 🩻 HFNC vs. NIV in ARF 📝 multicentre, adaptive RCT in Brazil 🎯 endotracheal intubation or death at day 7 I like that they included a step-down procedure along with initiation protocol 👌 #CCRdownunder #CCRdownunder24

Editorial: Respiratory support choices should prioritize the patient experience as well as survival metrics, ensuring that the chosen approach aligns and optimizes both. #CCRdownunder @criticalcarereviews.com ja.ma/3VxEMMF

Many thanks @jama.com

Early Restrictive vs Liberal Oxygen for Trauma Patients: The #TRAUMOX2 Randomized Clinical Trial | ⁦‪JAMA - ‬⁩ Just published! #ccrdownunder jamanetwork.com/journals/jam...

Published in JAMA with #CCRdownunder: In critically ill adults with suspected sepsis, antibiotic regimens were safely reduced when guided by measurement of procalcitonin but not by C-reactive protein. @criticalcarereviews.com ja.ma/3BovM5v

#ADAPTSepsis at #CCRdownunder - first presentation by Paul Dark with a brilliant editorial by Marion Campbell

So excited for the start of #CCRdownunder!

Really nice editorial by @carolhodgson.bsky.social pointing out how much we need better patient selection, more individualized tuning of PT, and HTE