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If you or a loved one identifies as LGBTQ and has been in the ICU in the past six years, you may be eligible to participate in a Mayo Clinic research study to learn more about your experiences. For information contact mayocl.in/3kk2Q2m or phone (507) 293-9440.

If you or a loved one identifies as LGBTQ and has been in the ICU in the past six years, you may be eligible to participate in a Mayo Clinic research study to learn more about your experiences. For information contact mayocl.in/3KmSp90 or phone (507) 293-9440.

One good development since the dawn of #Covid19? The rise of telemedicine for mental health. Not perfect but long overdue and increases access for many patients. @CIBScenter

Entire piece here … link.springer.com/article/10.100… … Thank you for this gift.

@earlymobility1 with Margaret Arnold and @ardsfoundation Eileen Rubin at meeting where we saw the latest technology and equipment to assist #patients in the #ICU and on the road to recovery. #ards #patientempowerment #emteamgreen

@earlymobility1 #emteamgreen #ards @ardsfoundation devices that are conducive to allow early mobility

@earlymobility1 more wonderful ways to be able to get your patient to move #emteangreen #ards #patientsafety @ardsfoundation

@earlymobility1 technology to all patients to get mobile earlier #emteangreen @ardsfoundation

@earlymobility1 meeting #emteamgreen @ardsfoundation

At the @earlymobility meeting; going to learn and discuss and communicate. #EMTeamICUGreen #PatientPerspective #ARDS #PatientVoice @ardsfoundation

Mayo Clinic researchers are seeking ICU survivors who identify as LGBTQ to share their story. If you or a loved one identifies as LGBTQ and has been in the ICU in the past six years you may be eligible to participate. Email stout.jeremiah@mayo.edu or call (507) 293-9440 for info.

Lung patient survivors or caregiver of a lung patient. If decision making about a ventilator or end of life issues were a concern and you are interested in joining an ATS workshop, please contact me for additional information. Eileen @ardsfoundation

It is critically important that critical care patients are able to communicate with their medical professionals. @ardsfoundation @LancePatakMD newswire.com/news/vidatalk-…

Ask the Doctor: Lungs fibrotic? Check out ARDS Foundation Ask the Doctors for more information. ardsglobal.org/can-lungs-that… #ards #lung #scarring #respiratory instagram.com/p/CTh5P3llCog/…

Ask the Doctor: Lungs fibrotic? Check out ARDS Foundation Ask the Doctors for more information. ardsglobal.org/can-lungs-that… #ards #lung #scarring #respiratory instagram.com/p/CTh5P3llCog/…

Ask the Doctor! @ardsfoundation #ARDS #CoVID #vacinnes #boostershot ardsglobal.org/is-it-recommen…

Humanizing the ICU Patient: A Qualitative Exploration of... : Critical Care Explorations journals.lww.com/ccejournal/Ful…

Thank you @angel_coz79 for the invitation to discuss #COVID19’s assault on patient centered care in this month’s issue of CHEST Physician @accpchest @CHESTCritCare #MedTwitter

Ask the Doctor answers what questions family members might want to ask during crisis.... #ARDS #COVID #AcuteRespiratoryDistressSyndrome #ICU #CriticalCare #Lungs ardsglobal.org/can-you-please…

According to findings from a large study, #COVID-19 patients admitted to ICU in the early months of #pandemic had a higher burden of delirium & coma than is typically found in patients with acute respiratory failure. READ MORE HERE 👉 iii.hm/news #delirium #coma #ICU