Sabrina Eggmann, PhD

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Critical care physiotherapist, clinician and researcher with interest in early rehabilitation, MSc in Neurorehabilitation, PgDip in Critical Care
ORCIDhttps://orcid.org/0000-0002-7379-7343
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One week to go until we close the critcare.social mastodon server. Please migrate your account to another server before then

I was sorry to hear that my server #CritCareSocial is closing down. This means I am moving my account to https://med-mastodon.com/@SabrinaEggmann

I may not be posting much, but do enjoy the conversation on here, so I hope to stay in touch.

Also, a thank you for the admin from #CritCareSocial server, I appreciate your hard work! 🙏

Sabrina Eggmann, PhD (@[email protected])

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#Backpain is a widespread condition and can have a huge impact. What is the best remedy? A study from the field of #physiotherapy shows: above all, #patience and rest. It’s normal that the pain will take time to go away. https://www.snf.ch/en/UmgCGoEQk7AVNC6Y/news/back-pain-sufferers-need-patience-more-than-anything-else
Back pain sufferers need patience more than anything else

Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF)

Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF)

Soon it is time to start a new chapter with a #postdoc year in Melbourne, Australia 🐨🐍🐳🦘 researching change of function & activity using the #CPAx during critical illness with Prof Carol Hodgson at ANZIC-RC.

Thanks to SNSF @SNF_ch for a postdoc mobility grant with protected research time! 🙏

I hope, I'll get to meet many Australian #physiotherapists

Promoting optimal physical rehabilitation in #ICU, some recommendations
✅ general + at ICU admission: timely identification of suitable candidates with established safety standards
✅ during ICU stay & at ICU discharge: evidence-based interventions across professions with targeted sedation breaks, regular assessment of mobilisation performance, functional outcomes at ICU discharge
✅ follow‑up: patients’ experiences/feedbacks to continuously improve clinical practice/care
🔓 https://rdcu.be/dDtVh
Promoting optimal physical rehabilitation in ICU

1923: Hitler’s failed coup.

No real consequences.
No fundamental changes.

1933: Hitler takes power.

I wish I could implant this into everyone’s brain.

We need to talk about adverse events #AE during physical rehabilitation #ICUrehab in critical care trials:

➡️ WHO defines safety as "absence of prevetable harm"
➡️ immobility also causes harm
➡️ not all AEs are equal
➡️ exercise induces physiological reactions, potentially leading to underdosing & ineffectiveness?
➡️ exhaustion & muscle inexcitabily are rarely reported

📎 https://www.thelancet.com/journals/eclinm/article/PIIS2589-5370(24)00018-X/fulltext

Circadian medicine in #ICU? The circadian nature of physiology has enormous
untapped potential for research across intensive
care medicine!
☀️ circadian disruption in critical patients
🌘 opportunities for circadian interventions
Free to read #FOAMcc on @ICM 🔓 https://rdcu.be/due59
It’s about time: circadian medicine in the intensive care unit

Don't normally do this, but bumping this thread up to remind anyone feeling isolated over Christmas that you can find friendly people on the hashtag #JoinIn and the group @joinin

Even if you're with others, that can sometimes be lonely too, and you may be needing some escape. Or maybe you just fancy a random chat.

Whatever it is, you're not the only one, there are others who are up for a chinwag and this tag and this group are where you'll find them.

Take care everyone, wherever you are ❤️

I am going to try to make this my last 🧵 about #COVID19 before Christmas, and I'll keep it to just a three-minute read:

- Right now is the most dangerous period in 1 or 2 years. In parts of the US, this is already the second-worst surge of the pandemic. And COVID is still rising. Next week will be more dangerous than this, and the week after that will be more dangerous, still.

- The WHO, CDC, and AMA have all recommended masks and caution in crowds. Almost no one is doing so. (1/10)