Several vascular and endovascular surgeons, surgical podiatrists, and specially trained nurse practitioners have come together to form the newly created Vascular Institute of San Antonio-Baptist Medical Network. The institute is dedicated to providing open and minimally invasive procedures to treat a wide range of blood vessel problems, including aortic aneurysms, peripheral artery disease, carotid artery disease, chronic venous insufficiency, and dialysis access. https://bit.ly/454Fzbo
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For decades, research has shown that getting patients up and moving as quickly and safely as possible can combat the negative effects of immobility.(1-5) In our new whitepaper, we’re diving into the latest protocols to help you bring these benefits to your ICU. Download it now: https://lnkd.in/ea-hZXRd References 1. Anderson R. Effects of an electronic health record tool on team communication and patient mobility: a 2-year follow-up study. Critical Care Nurse. 2022;42(2):23-31. 2. Schallom M, Tymkew H, Vyers K, et al. Implementation of an interdisciplinary AACN early mobility protocol. Critical Care Nurse. 2020;40(4):e7-e17. doi: 10.4037/ccn2020632 3. Chen B, Xie G, Lin Y, et al. A systematic review and meta-analysis of the effects of early mobilization therapy in patients after cardiac surgery. Medicine. 2021;100(15):1-11. doi: 10.1097/MD.0000000000025314 4. Larsen T, Lee A, Brooks D, et al. Effect of early mobility as a physiotherapy treatment for pneumonia: a systematic review and meta-analysis. Physiother Can. 2019;71(1):82-89. doi: 10.3138/ptc.2017-51.ep 5. Booth K, Rivet J, Flici R, et al. Progressive mobility protocol reduces venous thromboembolism rate in trauma intensive care patients: a quality improvement project. Journal of Trauma Nursing. 2016;23(5):284-289. doi: 10.1097/ JTN.0000000000000234 US-CS390-230075 v.1 12/2023
Mobility in the ICU
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The Mobility S.T.E.P. (Safely Transitioning Every Patient) protocol integrates the ICU Liberation bundle and the BMAT 2.0 mobility assessment into one Nurse driven protocol. Early mobilization starts in the ICU, the 5 step protocol continues until patient is discharged! The protocol supports ICU aquired weakness prevention strategy!
For decades, research has shown that getting patients up and moving as quickly and safely as possible can combat the negative effects of immobility.(1-5) In our new whitepaper, we’re diving into the latest protocols to help you bring these benefits to your ICU. Download it now: https://lnkd.in/ea-hZXRd References 1. Anderson R. Effects of an electronic health record tool on team communication and patient mobility: a 2-year follow-up study. Critical Care Nurse. 2022;42(2):23-31. 2. Schallom M, Tymkew H, Vyers K, et al. Implementation of an interdisciplinary AACN early mobility protocol. Critical Care Nurse. 2020;40(4):e7-e17. doi: 10.4037/ccn2020632 3. Chen B, Xie G, Lin Y, et al. A systematic review and meta-analysis of the effects of early mobilization therapy in patients after cardiac surgery. Medicine. 2021;100(15):1-11. doi: 10.1097/MD.0000000000025314 4. Larsen T, Lee A, Brooks D, et al. Effect of early mobility as a physiotherapy treatment for pneumonia: a systematic review and meta-analysis. Physiother Can. 2019;71(1):82-89. doi: 10.3138/ptc.2017-51.ep 5. Booth K, Rivet J, Flici R, et al. Progressive mobility protocol reduces venous thromboembolism rate in trauma intensive care patients: a quality improvement project. Journal of Trauma Nursing. 2016;23(5):284-289. doi: 10.1097/ JTN.0000000000000234 US-CS390-230075 v.1 12/2023
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As a surgeon dedicated to aortic dissection care, I’ve always recognized that the journey from diagnosis to recovery involves more than just surgical intervention. However, it was the innovative and diligent work of Farhin, my Research Fellow and Senior Registrar in Emergency Medicine, that significantly broadened this vision and led to actionable change. Farhin raised a crucial question: “Why are aortic dissection symposiums predominantly focused on surgical aspects? To truly improve patient outcomes, shouldn’t we bring together all professionals involved in the care pathway to address their challenges collectively, rather than working in silos?” This question inspired the creation of the London Aortic Dissection Symposium. This symposium is designed to be more than just a surgical conference. It’s a comprehensive assembly of professionals across the aortic dissection care spectrum—emergency physicians, anesthetists, radiologists, intensivists, cardiologists, pharmacologists, surgeons—and, the patients themselves. We have made the event free and globally accessible, recognising that acute aortic dissection is a global challenge, not limited to the U.K. This inclusive approach has already attracted registrations from 37 countries and continues to grow. At the symposium, Farhin will present her Decadal Review on Misdiagnosis and Patients and Public Expectations—an insightful study that identifies critical gaps in early diagnosis, proposes new approaches, and incorporates the perspectives of those directly affected. I encourage you to join us for this vital discussion. Together, we can learn from each other and from our patients, ultimately improving the future of aortic dissection care. Farhin Holia Registration links: - Session 1 (13:00 – 15:00): https://lnkd.in/gng24QBj - Session 2 (15:10 – 18:00): https://lnkd.in/gM9xJCrZ
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Thank you, Dr. Kenneth Rosenfield, for sharing your story and helping to raise awareness. Your personal journey has been instrumental in our mission. We are truly grateful for your support and for sharing your story! “Radiaction is another solution…and is US Food and Drug Administration approved as a Class II device. It promises to completely block the radiation/scatter at the source (the X-ray tube and the image intensifier), thereby protecting everyone in the room, including techs and nurses, in every case. This works not only for coronary cases, but also structural, peripheral, and EP cases, where some other technologies are challenged.” - Kenneth Rosenfield, MD Read the full article from TCTMD >> https://lnkd.in/eybt8Yaj #Radiaction #NowYouAreProtected #BlockRadiationAtTheSource #LightenTheLoad #medicaldevices #medtech #healthcare #radiationsafety #meded #physicians #nurses #nursesoflinkedin #hospitals #cardiology #cardiovascular #vascular
The Weight of a Lifetime of Lead: Cardiologists Seek to Ease the Burden
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Educating #healthcare workers on the risks of fluoroscope-generated ionizing radiation is rising. The direct effects of radiation that enters gaps in protective apparel and its weight, which can exceed 20 lbs, lead to painful career-threatening orthopedic injuries. Lab veterans were most at risk for breast and brain cancer, cognitive degradation, cataracts, thyroid disease, and grave consequences for developing fetuses. #LightenTheLoad Dr. Birgersdotter-Green Ulrika is a cardiologist who's seen the advances in #radiationsafety for the better, making working conditions more attractive, especially for women in the cath and EP labs. Read more from Healio >> https://lnkd.in/gMnVmD_4 #NowYouAreProtected #BlockRadiationAtTheSource #cathlab #hospitals #medicaldevices #interventionalcardiology #cardiology #radiographer #nurses #physicians The Wyanoke Group
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Infirmary Health’s Heart & Vascular Institute (HVI) completed its 300th case utilizing the latest-generation WATCHMAN FLX™ Left Atrial Appendage Closure (LAAC) Device. Dr. Mina Jacob, an interventional cardiologist with Diagnostic & Medical Clinic, successfully completed the 300th case at Mobile Infirmary. The WATCHMAN FLX™ is an alternative to the lifelong use of blood thinners for people with atrial fibrillation (AFib) not caused by a heart valve problem, also known as non-valvular AFib. AFib is the most common type of cardiac arrhythmia, or abnormal heart rhythm, affecting more than seven million Americans. During AFib, the atria beat in a rapid manner interrupting the flow of the heart’s electrical system causing ineffective blood flow. Left untreated, AFib can progressively get worse over time or lead to other serious complications like heart disease or stroke. In individuals with non-valvular AFib, more than 90% of all stroke-causing clots that come from the heart form in an area of the heart called the left atrial appendage (LAA). The WATCHMAN FLX™ device closes off the LAA to keep harmful blood clots that can form in this area from entering the blood stream and potentially causing a stroke. By closing off the LAA, the risk of stroke may be reduced, and over time, patients may be able to stop taking their blood thinner. The latest-generation technology has a new design to help treat more patients safely and effectively to ensure the best long-term outcomes. If you have been diagnosed with or are experiencing the symptoms of AFib, ask your doctor if this procedure could be right for you. Learn more about Infirmary Health’s Heart & Vascular Institute and find a cardiovascular specialist near you by visiting infirmaryhealth.org. 📸 L-R: Ti McConnell (Boston Scientific); Dr. Travis Steinke (Anesthesiologist); Stefanie Dunning (MI Cath Lab Manager); Payton Baxter, CRNP (DMC); Dr. Mina Jacob (DMC Interventional Cardiologist); Savannah Dunnam (Cardiovascular Tech); Jon Spicer, RN; Lainey Heubach, RN; Tamara Hughen (Boston Scientific) #heartandvascular #heartvascular #cardiology #atrialfibrillation #afib #watchmanprocedure #watchman #bostonscientific #nonvalvularafib #watchmanflx #cardiologist #interventionalcardiology #interventionalcardiologist
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Did you hear about the ICB pilot that will give patients a choice on where they can receive routine out of hospital care? Following the success of other initiatives whereby patients have been given more choice on where they received some planned care, including surgery, this pilot aims to give patients ‘faster, more convenient treatment’. Selected ICBs will need to offer a choice of providers for community pathways, which could include hearing aid care, diagnostic tests like endoscopy, diabetics and nutrition, ambulatory ECG, and podiatry. Read more at: https://lnkd.in/ew6Bw-se #NHSWhispers #NHSinsights #integratedcare #patientchoice
ICBs to pilot giving patients a choice on where they receive care
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A new study from #JerseyShoreUniversityMedicalCenter of #HackensackMeridian Improving discharge rates continue to be a priority for hospitals across the U.S. An interdisciplinary team using a novel approach, have answered the call with the help of mobility technicians. Orthopedic stakeholders and hospital administrators, you don't want to miss this one. #earlymobilization #orthopedics #rehabilitationmedicine #hospitaldischarge https://lnkd.in/gHa5PCx2
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It's National Kidney Month and we support bringing awareness to kidney health and kidney disease. Patients with acute or chronic kidney disease can need different types of Dialysis Catheters – Acute/Temp Vas-Caths and Tunneled Perm Caths. Having a skilled partner who can perform these procedures as soon as they are clinically indicated, without delay - and at the patient's bedside - can improve patient outcomes and decrease hospital and patient costs significantly. Temporary Dialysis Catheters placed by Vascular Access Nurse Specialists enable prompt and effective dialysis treatment and can efficiently supplement the reach and impact of any Vascular Surgery, Interventional Radiology, or Nephrology department or team. Vascular Wellness is a full-service company comprised of Vascular Access Experts and by bringing all the necessary equipment and supplies, we can efficiently and effectively handle virtually all large bore lines including Temporary Dialysis Catheters directly at the patient’s bedside. Read more about Temporary Dialysis Catheter placement: https://bit.ly/3JGmUIB #nationalkidneymonth #kidneyhealth #kidneymonth #renaldisease #CKD #dialysis #renalfailure #kidneydisease #vascularaccess #piccteam #piccnurse #temporarydialysis
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Excellent article that follows the evolution of prehospital blood programs along with clear and compelling evidence for why we need prehospital blood nationwide. https://ow.ly/kH1i50STV3c A few key take-aways: ➡️ Between 54,000 and 900,000 patients annually may benefit from prehospital blood ➡️ Recent studies have shown decreased death rates when blood products are transfused within minutes of injury ➡️ The availability of LTOWB, liquid plasma, and PRBC's now makes it feasible for EMS agencies to implement prehospital blood programs using one or several of these products ➡️ Various methods have been used by ground EMS agencies to successfully offset the initial start-up and ongoing costs of the program ➡️ The availability and rapid deployment of blood products is a national healthcare and safety issue, especially during disasters and massive casualty incidents ➡️ Enhancement of prehospital capabilities and clinical practice is needed to help achieve the national goal of zero prehospital preventable deaths due to hemorrhage Interested in starting a prehospital blood program? We have information, training materials, demo devices, and clinical educators ready to partner with you. Contact us to learn more: https://lnkd.in/e5BG38hX Randall Schaefer, DNP, RN, ACNS-BC, CEN, The Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery
Removing the barriers to prehospital blood: A roadmap to... : Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery
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