Cleveland Clinic pulmonologists share a framework for how to implement effective clinical protocols to standardize evaluation and management of complex acute respiratory distress syndrome.
Case Study: Severe Toxicity Immunotherapy Highlights Multidisciplinary Oncology ICU Care
Immune toxicity remains a diagnosis of exclusion, and multidisciplinary collaboration remains the cornerstone for early diagnosis and treatment.
Tunneled Hemodialysis Catheters for Acute Kidney Injury in the Medical ICU
How Cleveland Clinic physicians are reimagining the dialysis vascular access strategy in an acute care setting.
Running a COVID-19 Unit
The Director of the Medical Intensive Care Unit at Cleveland Clinic shares innovative strategies that enabled the team to transform their unit amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The Medical Intensive Liver Unit: A Multidisciplinary Approach to a Common Problem
Cleveland Clinic opened the Medical Intensive Liver Unit in the summer of 2018, one of few in the U.S. Critical care physicians, Hassan Khouli, MD and Aanchal Kapoor, MD discuss the program and share promising outcomes data on transplant-free survival for patients with cirrhosis.
Introducing a Comprehensive Model of Care for the ‘Oldest Old’
Embedding geriatric specialists in critical care units creates a comanagement model of care for the nation’s “oldest old.”
Volumes Up, Mortality Down in New Co-Managed Liver ICU
The Medical Intensive Liver Unit expedites diagnosis and treatment for patients with acute and chronic liver failure, cirrhosis and related complications, hepatitis and potential candidates for liver transplantation.
Predictors and Characteristics of Radiation Exposure in the MICU
In an effort to learn more about radiation exposure in the MICU, we examined the radiation burden per episode of care in a cohort of MICU patients at Cleveland Clinic’s main campus. We found significant levels of exposure in some patients.
eHospital Program Enhances Care in Medical ICUs
Since launching the eHospital program in 2014, Cleveland Clinic has been able to provide an extra level of care for critical patients during the night.