Evan Haezebrouck, PT, DPT

@WicksAB Not all heroes wear capes.

Never let it be said that I haven’t sacrificed for my family.

@WicksAB A little higher

Am I doing it right?

@Reno_Boyd I’m proud of you for going son

Went to the doctor for a routine checkup and left feeling like this after all the shots and blood tests.

#icurehab #rehab #covid #covid10 #physiatry #slpeeps #acuteOT #acutePT #pccm #meded #dptstudent academic.oup.com/ptj/advance-ar…

Great insights on #SDOH considerations for the #PICS population

Kostsuca: ICU survivors experience frailty. We need to assess and consider this more #PICS

MRC-ss for screening strength and potentially identifying ICU-AW ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P… #PICS

Stephanie Kostsuca dropping 🧠 💣 re: respiratory challenges in ICU survivors #PICS @APTAMichigan #APTAMIFallConf

@DrErinHallPsyD @icurehab @TantamKate @jcjackson68 @CAIROrg @ICUsteps @DrDaleNeedham Healing doesn’t end at discharge. It’s just beginning. Another layer of the onion to be peeled. We must talk about the after effects of being in the #ICU. #PICS/#PTSD

@Dr_Ridge_DPT @RGriffithDPT @CUPhysTher

@RGriffithDPT @CUPhysTher Take a guess @RGriffithDPT

There is nothing quite like the grad school professor who intimidated you the most saying “I’m so proud of you” during a random run in Highlight of my week #gratitude cc/ @CUPhysTher

@BridgetNolanPT Yes. Geared towards RNs in our MICU. Happy to share, DM contact info if desired! A worthy endeavor indeed! #ICUrehab

Has anyone seen or done a PT inservice that was geared towards other professions??? Ex: I would love to do mine on early ICU mobilization but gear it towards the ICU staff rather than rehab department b/c PTs are already advocating for it but haven’t made much leeway

Survivors of severe COVID-19/critical illness were able to participate in rehab within an inpatient rehab unit ⁦⁦@NHausMD⁩ ⁦@JRayFalvey⁩ ⁦@CUPhysTher⁩ ⁦@CUPhysMed⁩ ⁦@PTJournal⁩ #covid19 #rehab #icurehab #physiatry #slpeeps academic.oup.com/ptj/advance-ar…

#CritCareExplore @SCCM Patients surviving critical COVID-19 can safely participate in interdisciplinary treatment programs aimed at defragmenting post ICU follow-up care. @KirbyMayerDPT @selina_parry @dramstic @PeteMorrisUSA ow.ly/W1rd50G3hpp

@jjmajeski @AdamMGrant Cc @Dr_Ridge_DPT

Good god @Reno_Boyd

Reply: Here is a paper specifically about femoral lines & #ICUrehab with a little data on femoral dialysis lines too. ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/23499… ping @ehaeze twitter.com/ehaeze/status/…

They think she’s too critically ill. But I know she can do more. And I can see a second wave of damage happening to her mobility, skin, nerves and muscles, cognition and psychological health. #EarlyMobility is a must, not an afterthought and your #Rehab colleagues can help

Many patients don’t understand the benefit, lack easy access, have trouble navigating insurance coverage, or don’t qualify (timeline with “stable” HF is tricky…) #cardioPT

@Dr_Ridge_DPT @icurehab @DrDaleNeedham The limited cases I’ve had have defined BP parameters for mom, but otherwise agree with Kyle’s thoughts

@ehaeze @icurehab @DrDaleNeedham Nothing formal that I know of Outside of acute fetal issues (that obviously need input and guidance from OB team), I use standard adult decision making and monitoring in regards to mobility while obviously taken into account pregnancy as far as positioning, movement, & intensity

No idea, but I feel like an @icurehab and @DrDaleNeedham RT always helps in these occasions!