🔍 Research in the October issue of PCCM describes RBC transfusion practices in the PICU, finding that 13% of patients received one or more transfusions in a 28-day period and hemoglobin level was the main reason for transfusion. Read more: https://t.co/kjtQiBCn4h #PedsICU @SCCM

💡 Research in the October issue of PCCM evaluates the resources and costs required to implement an early rehabilitation (ABCDEF) bundle in the PICU. 📖 Read the Editor's Choice article: https://t.co/qFMYopeW4o #PedsICU #SCCM @SCCM

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💡 A QI project found a decreased occurrence of HA-VTE in the PICU after implementing a protocolized screening and prevention tool for VTE. ✅ Read the research in PCCM: https://t.co/GYZ6cC9YJa #PedsICU #SCCM @SCCM

🎥 PCCM Editor-in-Chief Robert C. Tasker, MA, MBBS, MD, FRCP, FRCPCH, shares highlights from the October issue. Watch the video now: https://t.co/sSoORMB9L0 #PedsICU #SCCM @SCCM

📖 Read the latest expert-developed research from Pediatric Critical Care Medicine. The October 2025 issue is available now: https://t.co/DZbp0tnFrj #PedsICU #SCCM @SCCM

🔍 Research from PCCM evaluates the addition of risk analytics indices to assist clinicians in assessing the risk for extubation failure in children recovering from cardiac surgery. ✅ Read the findings in the latest issue: https://t.co/6PCErpVsrq #PedsICU #SCCM @SCCM

Pediatric Critical Care Medicine was recently featured on the SCCM Blog! Read the feature, "Machine Learning Successfully Identifies Subphenotypes of Pediatric ARDS" ➡️ https://t.co/mn6ngIXHN2 #PedsICU #SCCM @SCCM @danbalcarcel

✅ Composite outcomes based on ventilator duration, such as ventilator-free days, are highly valued by both families and PICU clinicians and represent true patient-centered outcomes. 🔍 Read the complete research from PCCM: https://t.co/co4eDixzoq #PedsICU #SCCM @SCCM

A recent study identified two distinct early pediatric sepsis-associated acute kidney injury (pSAKI) subphenotypes that exhibit differential risk for poor outcomes. Read the full article in @pedcritcaremed ➡️ https://t.co/yLgtmH4eYK #sepsis #SCCM

🎥 PCCM Editor-in-Chief Robert C. Tasker, MA, MBBS, MD, FRCP, FRCPCH, shares highlights from the September issue. Watch the video now: https://t.co/P2inb0vaEA #PedsICU #SCCM @SCCM

🔍 In critically ill adolescents, pharmacologic thromboprophylaxis alone or combined with mechanical thromboprophylaxis – but not mechanical thromboprophylaxis alone – was associated with reduced risk of HA-VTE. ✅ Read the research in PCCM: https://t.co/qfEXxE9jSu #PedsICU

It's #PeerReviewWeek! We’re incredibly grateful this week and every week to the dedicated experts who serve as peer reviewers for PCCM. 🎉 Your time, insight, and commitment to advancing research ensure the highest standards of quality and integrity in every issue! #PedsICU

🔍 Research in PCCM identified two distinct early pediatric sepsis-associated acute kidney injury subphenotypes using readily available data that exhibit differential risk for poor outcomes. ➡️ Read the article: https://t.co/RSTYg9wxDy #sepsis #PedsICU #SCCM @SCCM

💡 Airway closure requiring high opening pressures can be detected in ventilated infants with acute bronchiolitis, and this phenomenon may impact respiratory mechanics. ✅ Read the research in the September issue of PCCM: https://t.co/S5h49gFSNr #PedsICU #SCCM @SCCM

🔍 Read the latest expert-developed research from Pediatric Critical Care Medicine! The September 2025 issue is available now: https://t.co/DZbp0tnFrj #PedsICU #SCCM @SCCM

🔍 In a Malawian pediatric emergency department, the pediatric Rapid Ultrasound for Shock and Hypotension (p-RUSH) was feasible and qualitative assessments were reliable. ➡️ Read the #openaccess research in PCCM: https://t.co/k1D05ya2XH #PedsICU #SCCM @SCCM

🔍 A machine learning model accurately predicted whether a child will die within one hour after terminal extubation. This finding has important applications to end-of-life counseling. ➡️ Read the research in the August issue of PCCM: https://t.co/89Wr702riz #PedsICU #SCCM @SCCM

A study published in @pedcritcaremed found transpulmonary pressure monitoring in pediatric patients with severe ARDS can result in improved oxygenation. Hear more from the author in the latest SCCM Podcast: https://t.co/lQ5Yit40Tk #PedsICU #SCCM

🔍 Research from PCCM evaluates the link between hyperprocalcitonemia and endothelial and microcirculatory dysfunction in children with sepsis and septic shock. ✅ Read the original research in the August issue: https://t.co/oxJ8UidtoB #PedsICU #SCCM @SCCM

🔍 New research on post-sepsis care for children and families highlights a need for coordinated, individualized follow-up, with ongoing clinical support. ✅ Read the article in the August issue of PCCM: https://t.co/dZgb29Euuv #PedsICU #SCCM @SCCM