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Critical Care Medicine
Pediatric Critical Care Medicine
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Critical Care
Covid-19
Sepsis
Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome
Mechanical Ventilation
Pediatric Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome
ICU Liberation
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The Society of Critical Care Medicine (SCCM) Podcast features in-depth interviews with leaders in critical care. Experts discuss hot topics in intensive care with perspectives from all members of the critical care team. Guests include authors from SCCM’s peer-reviewed journals, Critical Care Medicine, Pediatric Critical Care Medicine, and Critical Care Explorations, as well as thought leaders with... more

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Sepsis management has traditionally focused on timely antibiotic treatment, hemodynamic support, and source control, but emerging evidence suggests that outcomes may be shaped long before patients reach the ICU. In this episode of the Society of Crit... more

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Long after acute infection has resolved, many survivors of severe COVID-19 experience persistent symptoms. Understanding the causes of long COVID and developing effective treatments pose a challenge for clinicians and researchers alike. In this episo... more

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Propofol remains a cornerstone sedative for mechanically ventilated critically ill patients and is supported by PADIS guidelines and favored for its rapid onset, titratability, and limited side effects. However, its use in hemodynamically unstable pa... more

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Sustaining critical care delivery in today’s healthcare environment requires more than resilience—it also calls for collective solutions to systemic challenges.

In this episode of the Society of Critical Care Medicine (SCCM) Podcast, Past President ... more

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Recent Guests

Sayed Almoosawy
Chief Medical Resident at the Ottawa Hospital
Ottawa Hospital
Episode: SCCMPod-574 CCM: Socioeconomic Factors in Sepsis Survival
Matthew Baldwin
Physician-scientist studying long-term outcomes after COVID-19 ARDS
Columbia University Irving Medical Center
Episode: SCCMPod-573 CCE: Long COVID After Critical Illness
Scott Benken
PharmD BCPS-AQ, pharmacology/critical care expert
University of Illinois Hospital and Health System
Episode: SCCMPod-572: Propofol in the ICU: Balancing Sedation and Stability
Nathan Smischney
MD, anesthesiologist and intensivist
Mayo Clinic, Rochester
Episode: SCCMPod-572: Propofol in the ICU: Balancing Sedation and Stability
Jose Pascual
SCCM President, Professor of Surgery and Neurosurgery with research in traumatic brain injury and critical care
University of Pennsylvania Health System
Episode: SCCMPod-571: Sustaining Critical Care Amid Rising Demands
Narajan Tex-Kasun
Professor, Department of Pediatrics, Faculty of Medicine, University of British Columbia; pediatric sepsis expert
University of British Columbia; Global Sepsis Alliance; Surviving Sepsis Campaign
Episode: SCCMPod-570: The Global Impact of Sepsis
Dr. Kissoon
Physician and advocate in sepsis and global health
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Episode: SCCMPod-570: The Global Impact of Sepsis
Michael R. Pinsky
MDFAPS, MCCM; Professor of Critical Care Medicine, Bioengineering and Anesthesiology
University of Pittsburgh
Episode: SCCMPod-569: From Monitoring to Personalized Medicine
Brian Erstad
Pharmacist and MCCM interviewee
University of Arizona R. Ken Coit College of Pharmacy
Episode: SCCMPod-568 CCM: Neuromuscular Blockade in Adults With ARDS

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Diane McLaughlin
Host of the SCCM Podcast
Kyle Enfield
Host of the SCCM Podcast
Marilyn Bulloch
Host of the SCCM Podcast

Reviews

3.9 out of 5 stars from 139 ratings
  • Not very high-yield or relevant topics

    Topics don’t have much relevance to clinical practice. Good if you are into details of research and ethics.

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    TNF-Alpha
    United States2 years ago
  • Sepsis

    As an RN working in ICU and Emergency Medicine, I really identify with the barriers to instituting Sepsis identification. I’ve been working on Sepsis since 2012 and seen what goes well and not so well. I’ve been pleased with the continuous review and updates of the Surviving Sepsis campaign. My system used MEWS and even in patient who did not have an infection, it was a useful tool in identifying patients who were deteriorating. Thank you for covering Sepsis. So, much more to say about challenge... more

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    psychomama
    United States3 years ago
  • Children’s hospital in Bronx converted to adult hospital.

    Very sad commentary by the pediatric doctor. A lot of “doing the best we can” as justification for putting nurses in unsafe conditions-reusing masks and gowns, (used to be against OSHA rules and could be grounds for getting fired.) While doctors didn’t round in patient rooms, they didn’t see a problem with having the nurses stay in the rooms for hours-until the nurses complained. Plus, wonder if administrators are thinking about the potential legal implications of the situations in which they ar... more

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    Kiddynurse
    United States6 years ago
  • Please make an effort

    To do at least a tiny amount of post processing. I’m often a fan of this podcast but your postproduction is so bad that I can’t listen anymore. In the most recent episode, your guest audio had so many large bass spikes that it blew out one of my speakers. I frequently have to turn the volume down so much in my headphones that the show is almost inaudible. Please just add some gating. Pay someone the $50 per episode or learn it yourself or you’re going to lose listeners

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    Fight ghosts Ghiberti
    United States7 years ago
  • Great talks on important topics

    These are fabulous talks for the critical care professional or serious student.

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    Carneades
    United States8 years ago

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A top-tier resource for critical care practitioners and researchers seeking updated practices.
High-quality interviews with leading experts; strong practical and evidence-based takeaways.
Cochair-level guest access and practical, research-forward discussions hold value for listeners.
Consistently informative with deep dives into guidelines and critical care topics.

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SCCMPod-574 CCM: Socioeconomic Factors in Sepsis Survival
Q: What do clinicians take away from these findings, and how should it influence practice today?
The study highlights that social factors are linked to outcomes, underscoring the need to collect equity-relevant data and consider interventions that address barriers to timely care, even though there is not yet a defined protocol for integration into sepsis care.
SCCMPod-574 CCM: Socioeconomic Factors in Sepsis Survival
Q: Why did you focus on short-term mortality (in-hospital or 30-day) rather than longer-term outcomes?
Short-term mortality was the most consistently reported outcome across the included observational studies, allowing a more reliable quantitative synthesis given heterogeneity in longer-term data.
SCCMPod-574 CCM: Socioeconomic Factors in Sepsis Survival
Q: For listeners who haven't read the paper yet, what was the central question you were trying to answer, and why does it matter now?
Is there an association between non-medical factors like socioeconomic position and outcomes in sepsis and septic shock, suggesting that social determinants could be modifiable to improve survival and reduce costs?
SCCMPod-573 CCE: Long COVID After Critical Illness
Q: Do you have any thoughts on how to approach recovery for these patients, given the complex manifestations of long COVID after ARDS?
A combination of aerobic and functional strength training, referrals to physical therapy, and a broader rehabilitation approach across organ systems is recommended, while acknowledging that there may be distinct subgroups (e.g., brain fog vs. physical symptoms) requiring tailored strategies.
SCCMPod-573 CCE: Long COVID After Critical Illness
Q: When you think about these patients, especially those that were critically ill and mechanically ventilated, what did we know about their long-term outcomes before your study?
Prior to this study, most long-term outcomes were limited to six months to one year, with some evidence suggesting that long COVID was more similar to post-ICU syndrome at six months, and recognizing that long COVID could also affect people who were never hospitalized.

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The show consistently features high-level discussions with critical care leaders, guideline authors, and researchers who shape practice in sepsis, ARDS, pediatric critical care, and ICU management. Episodes frequently explore guideline updates, implementation challenges, and emerging diagnostics or therapies, often connecting clinical decisions to policy, workforce, and patient outcomes. A notable strength is translating complex research into practical takeaways for clinicians, with ongoing focus on equity, global health, and family-centered outcomes. Listeners can expect rigorous, expert perspectives on how new evidence and guidelines may affect daily ICU care, stewardship, and survivorship.

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Recent guests on SCCM Podcast include:

1. Sayed Almoosawy
2. Matthew Baldwin
3. Scott Benken
4. Nathan Smischney
5. Jose Pascual
6. Narajan Tex-Kasun
7. Dr. Kissoon
8. Michael R. Pinsky

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