Professor, Physiotherapist. Supporting respiratory and critical care rehabilitation, research, education and practice for better health and well being.
π¨ First positive trial of #CCR26?
Just published in @JAMA_current: the #TeleRehabtrial!
An integrated telehealth-based rehabilitation strategy for pts with acute hypoxemic respiratory failure improved 90-d health-related quality of life and was associated with lower mortality!
Presented at #CCR26:
Among critically ill adults with acute respiratory failure, neither carbocisteine nor hypertonic saline reduced the duration of mechanical ventilation, and each strategy was associated with harm. Full phase 3 MARCH trial results: nej.md/3PUyHdA@CritCareReviews
ALT Kaplan-Meier curves comparing duration of mechanical ventilation. Chart A compares carbocisteine (CS) versus no CS, while Chart B compares hypertonic saline (HTS) versus no HTS.
π Research Summary: Remote, individualized rehabilitation did not significantly improve quality of life at 8 weeks for ICU survivors but enhanced physical function, fatigue, and anxiety in selected patients. #CriticalIllness#ATS2026@atscommunityja.ma/495LwrM
iRehab was presented today at @ATSCritCare Conference and published in @JAMA_current
The video from CCR Down Under 2025 is now available along with our trial summary and critique
criticalcarereviews.com/
Does the paper's conclusion do the trial justice?
π¬ Editorial: Remote rehabilitation for ICU survivors improved quality of life & physical function for highly adherent participants, but many declined participation. Integration of flexible, accessible recovery options is needed for #CriticalIllness.
#ATS2026@atscommunityja.ma/4eTLRS7
π§΅ Among survivors of #CriticalIllness requiring mechanical ventilation, remote rehabilitation yielded improvements in physical function, fatigue, and anxiety, though health-related quality of life benefits were not detected at 8 weeks.
#ATS2026@atscommunityja.ma/4ui1Azn
Today's Paper of the Day is:
Emergency critical care: closing the gap between onset of critical illness and intensive care unit admission
criticalcarereviews.com/lateβ¦
Join us to read 1 paper per day and stay up-to-date as we cover the spectrum of critical care across 2026
Are we over-trusting a number on the screen?
Pulse oximetry is central to ICU monitoring, yet this study raises a critical question about how reliable those readings truly are.
π ow.ly/guf050YSmiy#CriticalCare#PatientSafety
Today's Paper of the Day is:
Diastolic dysfunction in acute & critical illness: acute pathophysiology to chronic heart failure
criticalcarereviews.com/lateβ¦
Join us to read 1 paper per day and stay up-to-date as we cover the spectrum of critical care across 2026
New insights from pulmonary rehabilitation research show roughly 50% of patients desaturate during walking. Plus: how high stress correlates with lung health, a new CME opportunity, & more. Find it all in the latest issue of Praxis. Subscribe TODAY: copdf.co/NewsletterSignUp
π’ Shoutout for potential participants for my post-reg MSc dissertation focus group.
I am looking for #OccupationalTherapists working with inpatient #criticalcare patients with #neurocognitive impariments
Please get in contact if you meet the criteria!
#icurecovery
CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
10. European Conference on Weaning and Rehabilitation
Paris, Sept. 26-27, 2026
Deadline for abstract submission: March 26th
akademie.divi.de/kurse/divi-β¦