<p>Thomas Piraino (@respresource) kindly joined me to talk about a paper he had been involved in writing recently regarding the evidence behind APRV- "<a href= "http://jtd.amegroups.com/article/view/18770/html" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Airway Pressure Release Ventialtion in patients with acute respiratory distress syndrome: not yet we still need more data!</a>". I think it will make me less likely to use it in the future. </p>

Thomas Piraino (@respresource) kindly joined me to talk about a paper he had been involved in writing recently regarding the evidence behind APRV- "Airway Pressure Release Ventialtion in patients with acute respiratory distress syndrome: not yet we still need more data!". I think it will make me less likely to use it in the future.

<p>Thomas Piraino (@respresource) kindly joined me to talk about a paper he had been involved in writing recently regarding the evidence behind APRV- "<a href="http://jtd.amegroups.com/article/view/18770/html" rel="noopener noreferrer">Airway Pressure Release Ventialtion in patients with acute respiratory distress syndrome: not yet we still need more data!</a>". I think it will make me less likely to use it in the future. </p>

CCP Podcast 129: APRV- Why you shouldn't

This is a podcast aimed at those workng in Critical Care be they Doctors, Nurses or Physiotherapists. Over the years of making the podcast Jonathan has chatted with many other Practitioners in this field from around the world including America, Australia and New Zealand. 

He discusses their work and reserach and how this has impacted on the patients we care for and how we can help to take this forward. Jonathan has also podcasted from many of the important conferences around the globe- The European Society of Intensive Care, the Intensive Care Society State of the Art Conference in the UK, the North American Association of Critical Care Nurses, the British Association of Critical Care Nurses, and the International Fluid Academy Conference. During these conferences he has had the oppurtunity to meet many of the leaders of the changes in Critical Care treatment.

There are now over 160 episodes in the library and he continues to connect this way with others around the world and ensure his audience can learn as he learns.

He also has a website at criticalcarepractitioner.co.uk on which there are many resources for others to aid their learning as well as access to his YouTube videos one of which has had over 220,000 views.

His mantra has been and continues to be 'As I learn, you learn too'.

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This is a podcast aimed at those workng in Critical Care be they Doctors, Nurses or Physiotherapists. Over the years of making the podcast Jonathan has chatted with many other Practitioners in this field from around the world including America, Australia and New Zealand. He discusses their work and reserach and how this has impacted on the patients we care for and how we can help to take this forward. Jonathan has also podcasted from many of the important conferences around the globe- The European Society of Intensive Care, the Intensive Care Society State of the Art Conference in the UK, the North American Association of Critical Care Nurses, the British Association of Critical Care Nurses, and the International Fluid Academy Conference. During these conferences he has had the oppurtunity to meet many of the leaders of the changes in Critical Care treatment. There are now over 160 episodes in the library and he continues to connect this way with others around the world and ensure his audience can learn as he learns. He also has a website at criticalcarepractitioner.co.uk on which there are many resources for others to aid their learning as well as access to his YouTube videos one of which has had over 220,000 views. His mantra has been and continues to be 'As I learn, you learn too'.

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