Pediatric intensive care unit follow-up: Thinking before acting

Guillaume Mortamet; Sandrine Birsan; Justine Zini; Luc Morin; Karine Kolev; Sonia Pelluau; Marie Pouletty; Denis Thiberghien; Sophie Beldjilali; Olivier Brissaud; Christophe Milési; Camille Brotelande; Audrey Dupont; Marion Giraud; Sophie Hassid; Michael Tsapis; Aben Essid; Clélia Villemain; Sandrine De Sampaio; Sarah Troff; Delphine Micaëlli; Michaël Levy

doi:10.1016/j.accpm.2024.101401

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It is now well established that post-intensive care syndrome is frequent in critically ill children after discharge from the pediatric intensive care unit (PICU). Nevertheless, post-intensive care follow-up is highly heterogenous worldwide and is not considered routine care in many countries. The purpose of this viewpoint was to report the reflections of the French PICU society working group on how to implement post-PICU follow-up.

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