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Competitors tackle tough critical care questions in final round of ‘Pardon the Interruption’
Colleague-competitors presented their rapid-fire expert opinions on questions ranging from broad approach-based strategies to specific treatment decisions.
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Panel explores growing applications for POCUS in critical care
Experienced intensivists held a panel discussion during CHEST 2021 to review point-of-care ultrasound in the critical care setting, including common applications and beyond.
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Communication is key to addressing ethical challenges in the management of patients supported by ECLS
Critical care professionals discussed the challenging clinical reasoning process and ethical considerations for the initiation, continuation, and cessation of extracorporeal life support.
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Case presentations highlight importance of team-based approach in emergent situations
A panel of residents and pulmonary and critical care fellows illustrated how the right tests and the right consults at the right time are keys to making the right diagnoses and treatment decisions.
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Time is running out to help shape the CHEST 2022 program
If you want to make your mark on CHEST 2022, don’t wait. Proposals for presentation ideas are due December 8, and nominations for honor lectures and annual awards are due January 24.