2020
DOI: 10.1111/nicc.12545
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Reconceptualizing post‐intensive care syndrome: Do we need to unpick our PICS?

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“…In this study we defined PICS as 'new or worsening symptoms in the physical, psychological or cognitive health domain, unrelated to the initial admission diagnosis or underlying conditions, at time of ICU-or hospital discharge' . A definition founded in the umbrella term postulated by the Society of Critical Care Medicine in 2012 [2] and applied in recent publications in absence of alternative diagnostic tools [33,52,53]. As no diagnostic tools for PICS exist at this moment [54], the population in our study cannot be formally identified as having PICS, although our secondary outcome data show that participants experienced impairments in physical, psychological, and/or cognitive domains.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…In this study we defined PICS as 'new or worsening symptoms in the physical, psychological or cognitive health domain, unrelated to the initial admission diagnosis or underlying conditions, at time of ICU-or hospital discharge' . A definition founded in the umbrella term postulated by the Society of Critical Care Medicine in 2012 [2] and applied in recent publications in absence of alternative diagnostic tools [33,52,53]. As no diagnostic tools for PICS exist at this moment [54], the population in our study cannot be formally identified as having PICS, although our secondary outcome data show that participants experienced impairments in physical, psychological, and/or cognitive domains.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…It has recently been argued that management efficacy depends on selecting and implementing appropriate prevention and intervention strategies tailored to the patient as early as possible in their care journey, and with input from the patient and their family as to their recovery goals. 11,13,14 It has also been suggested that the transition to survivorship needs to follow the patient's timeframe rather than a schedule dictated by the health service. 15 Optimizing patient and societal outcomes therefore depends on a detailed understanding of the various manifestations of PICS (including timeframes for both symptom development and recovery), and how this can be anticipated early.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It has recently been argued that management efficacy depends on selecting and implementing appropriate prevention and intervention strategies tailored to the patient as early as possible in their care journey, and with input from the patient and their family as to their recovery goals 11,13,14 . It has also been suggested that the transition to survivorship needs to follow the patient's timeframe rather than a schedule dictated by the health service 15 .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This is compounded by the complex biopsychosocial interactions that can take place before, during, and after an ICU admission and the disparate experiences, needs, and challenges of individual patients. 10…”
Section: The Evolution and Challenges Of Picsmentioning
confidence: 99%