Niklas Nielsen, Josef Dankiewicz and Gisela Lilja (all Lund) presents the results of the landmark TTM2 trial, comparing hypothermia (33°) with normothermia (<37.8°) in 1850 comatose survivors of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest.
Panellists Jerry Nolan, Kathy Rowan and Terri Hough join editorialist Stephen Bernard and TTM2 investigators Niklas Nielsen, Josef Dankiewicz and Gisela Lilja to discuss the landmark TTM2 trial at the Critical Care Reviews hosted TTM2 results livestream.
Prof Stephen Bernard (Melbourne) delivers an editorial on the TTM2 trial result, delivered as part of the Critical Care Reviews hosted TTM2 Trial Results Livestream.
Prof Derek Angus, from Pittsburgh, USA, discusses a modern healthcare system which merges research into clinical practice, producing a "learning while doing" healthcare model.
Professor Kath Maitland joins Rob Mac Sweeney to discuss the COAST trial, investigating oxygen therapy in African children with severe pneumonia.
In the latest episode on the REMAP-CAP series, Prof Alistair Nichol (Dublin / Melbourne) discuss the upcoming ventilation domain with Rob Mac Sweeney.
Professors Vincenzo Russotto and Sheila Myatra join Rob Mac Sweeney to discuss their INTUBE study, investigating tracheal intubation practices in the critically ill around the world.
Mathias Pletz discusses pandemics and the role of REMAP-CAP adaptive platform trial in responding to the COVID-19 pandemic
John Marshall and Srinivas Murthy discuss the choice of interventions in the REMAP-CAP adaptive platform trial
Scott Berry discusses the methodological and statistical framework behind the REMAP-CAP trial
Prof Steve Webb, from Perth, Australia, discusses the origin, design and execution of the REMAP-CAP adaptive platform trial
Prof Derek Angus and Prof Anthony Gordon, senior investigators for the REMAP-CAP trial, discuss the COVID-19 steroid domain results of the REMAP-CAP trial on the Critical Care Reviews Podcast
Prof Jorrit Lemkes (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) presents the COACT Trial, investigating the timing of coronary angiography in patients with cardiac arrest without ST elevation. This is followed by an editorial by Dr Chris Nickson (Melbourne, Australia). This talk was given at the Critical Care Reviews Meeting 2020, in Titanic Belfast.
Dr Paul Young describes MEGA-ROX, a registry-based, adaptive platform trial investigating oxygenation targets in the critically ill. This is followed by a panel discussion involving trialists, methodologists and statisticians on this ambitious trial design.
Dr Paul Young (Wellington, New Zealand) presents the ICU-ROX trial, investigating conservative oxygen therapy in mechanically ventilated patients in the ICU, at the Critical Care Reviews Meeting 2020, in Titanic Belfast. Prof Anders Perner (Copenhagen, Denmark) gives an editorial on this trial afterwards.
Prof Kathryn Maitland delivers the honorary John Hinds Lecture, entitled "A Higher Calling: two decades of emergency research in Africa", at the Critical Care Reviews Meeting 2020, at Titanic Belfast.
Prof Kathryn Maitland discusses the TRACT trial, investigating red blood cell transfusion in African children with anaemia, at the Critical Care Reviews Meeting 2020, at Titanic Belfast.
Prof Maureen McCunn delivers the annual honorary John Hinds Trauma Lecture at the Critical Care Reviews Meeting 2019, in Titanic, Belfast, entitled "A Culture of Excellence - The R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center"
Dr Lennie Derde delivers an editorial on the PreVENT trial, comparing low with intermediate tidal volumes in critically ill patients without ARDS, at the Critical Care Reviews Meeting 2019, in Titanic, Belfast.
Prof Marcus Schultz presents the PreVENT trial, comparing low with intermediate tidal volumes in critically ill patients without ARDS, at the Critical Care Reviews Meeting 2019, in Titanic, Belfast.
Prof Maureen McCunn delivers an editorial on the PAMPer trial, investigating plasma in prehospital trauma, at the Critical Care Reviews Meeting 2019, at Titanic, Belfast.
Prof Jason Sperry presents the PAMPer trial, investigating plasma in prehospital trauma, at the Critical Care Reviews Meeting 2019, at Titanic, Belfast.
Prof Marion Campbell delivers an editorial on the EOLIA trial, investigating ECMO in severe ARDS, at the Critical Care Reviews Meeting 2019, in Titanic, Belfast.
Prof Niall Ferguson presents the EOLIA trial, investigating ECMO in severe ARDS, at the Critical Care Reviews Meeting 2019, in Titanic, Belfast.
Prof Todd Rice gives an editorial on the TARGET trial, comparing energy-dense (1.5 kcal/ml) with routine (1.0 kcal/ml) enteral nutrition in critically ill patients, at the Critical Care Reviews Meeting 2019, in Titanic, Belfast.