Johns Hopkins Critical Care Rehabilitation Conference

13th Annual Johns Hopkins Critical Care Rehabilitation Conference

For the 13th Annual Johns Hopkins Critical Care Rehab Conference, registration will open in the spring. 
Early bird discount and abstract deadlines will be June 30, 2024.

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This 2-day Conference will be offered in-person only (no virtual option)This conference will be focused on updates in the past year (NEW content) in adult ICU rehabilitationFirst time attendees should register and complete the fully online ICU Rehab Foundations course prior to attending this Conference. This Foundations course remains the same from year to year. Registration for this Foundation Course will open in Spring 2024. More details will be forthcoming on the Conference Website, or you can sign-up for our @ICURehab monthly email (archived here) updates by sending a request to [email protected]
 

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Early rehabilitation of hospitalized patients can reduce muscle weakness, physical impairments and delirium. Yet achieving these outcomes is no simple task. Beyond understanding the science, it requires collaboration and coordination between clinicians who have traditionally worked in “silos.” This conference will bridge the interdisciplinary gap from research to the bedside, and bring together clinical experts who are creating a culture based on proactive rehabilitation.

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What Past Participants Are Saying

“If I can go to one conference a year, this is by far the one I would choose. I always come away with new knowledge and contacts. Add to this the accessibility of the Johns Hopkins team and the days spent are well worth it!” – Cynthia K. Fine, MSN, CRRN, Clinical Program Coordinator – ICU Early Mobilization Program

“This conference provides excellent resources and networking opportunities for all health care professionals … I learned a great deal from the interdisciplinary presentations, and the comprehensive discussions about the prevalence of delirium, post-traumatic stress disorder and post-intensive care syndrome in ICU survivors.” – Claudine Campbell, MOT, OTR/L, CLT, Occupational Therapy Manager, Rehabilitation Service

Contact Us

Email [email protected] with questions.


Conference Related News & Articles

 

Nydahl P, Egerod I, Hosey MM, Needham DM, Jones C, Bienvenu OJJ.
Report on the Third International Intensive Care Unit Diary Conference.
Critical Care Nurse, 2020; 40(5) Free Full Article

Price C, Kudchadkar SR, Basyal PS, Nelliot A, Smith M, Friedman M, Needham DM.
Librarian integration into health care conferences: a case report.
Journal of the Medical Library Association, 2020; 108 (2) Free Full Article

Kudchadkar SR.
PICU Up! A multicomponent early mobility intervention for critically ill children.
ICU Management & Practice, 2019; 19 (2) 80-83 Free Full Article

Toonstra AL, Nelliot A, Friedman LA, Zanni JM, Hodgson C, Needham DM.
An evaluation of learning clinical decision-making for early rehabilitation in the ICU via interactive education with audience response system.
Disability and Rehabilitation, 2017; 39:11, 1143-1145 Free Full Article