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 Critical Care of Cancer Patients
Thoughts on how and when to treat the critical ill cancer patient have evolved throughout the last three decades, possibly leading to better care for those admitted to the intensive care unit (ICU). Educate yourself on theories behind treating critically ill cancer patients and on how the multiprofessonal approach enhances the quality of care for this population.
The Right Care Inside the Beltway: Kennedy and Pronovost Round off Successful Advocacy Caucus
The Society of Critical Care Medicine’s (SCCM) Advocacy Caucus attracted the attention of important governmental leaders and helped SCCM propel its Right Care, Right NowTM message. Find ways to get involved in SCCM’s advocacy efforts and read about the success of others who attended the Advocacy Caucus.
 Pharmaceutical Dilemmas in the ICU Cancer Patient
Cancer patients present with a number of complications that can affect how medicine is prescribed and administered to them. Learn about the challenges of medicating an ICU cancer patient and how to overcome these dilemmas.
Compensation of Critical Care Professionals: Focus on Nurses, Pharmacists and Respiratory Therapists
The Society has released the results of a unique survey focusing exclusively on the benefits of critical care professionals. Discover more about the salaries and benefits of these critical care professionals.
 Nutrition Management of the Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplant Recipient in the ICU
Hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT) is a popular treatment option for cancer patients, but it comes with risks and complications. Read about the special nutritional needs of the HSCT patient and the different methods to meet those needs.
 PICU Care of Children with Cancer
Mortality rates for most pediatric cancer patients in the PICU are approaching those of the general PICU population. Learn about the history of PICU care and find out how new attitudes have improved outcomes for this population. |