Couldn’t have said it better! Just as many other newer advancements, can serve a specific purpose (is this recently convulsing patient who remains in a coma in nonconvulsive status?), but cannot replace the EEG tech + reader set up. Plus who doesn’t love our convoluted reports? #diffuseslow

As a mom to young kids, I’ve learned that I can’t care for them if I’m not taken care of. Same goes for people in the ICU. #teamscience @caseyalbin.bsky.social @danharrisonmd.bsky.social

In an effort to change the culture and promote wellness amongst my team in the ICU, I often do “care for others rounds”, where I ask others in the ICU if they’ve had a chance to eat, to use the bathroom, to tend to their own needs

I was raised in a masochistic culture where not caring for one’s basic bodily needs was worn as a badge of honor. “I haven’t peed all shift” summarized how dedicated you were to the care of critically ill patients.

The amount of times that a different perspective has resulted in better care for the patient shows how important #teams are!

Me!

A critical care account here! Neurocrit care and ICU EEGer!

I’m very much struggling to be there but benefited a lot from resources and people