Early mobilisation of mechanically ventilated patients in the intensive care units: results of a Saudi-wide national survey

J. Alqahtani (Dammam, Saudi Arabia), M. Alahmari (Dammam, Saudi Arabia), I. Aldraiwiesh (Dammam, Saudi Arabia), A. Alamoudi (Dammam, Saudi Arabia), N. Alotaibi (Dammam, Saudi Arabia), A. Ghazwani (Dammam, Saudi Arabia), A. Aldhahir (Jazan, Saudi Arabia), S. Alghamdi (Makkah, Saudi Arabia), A. Alqahtani (Dammam, Saudi Arabia), J. Sreedharan (Dammam, Saudi Arabia), S. Alrabeeah (Dammam, Saudi Arabia)

Source: International Congress 2022 – COVID 19: intensive care unit treatment

Session: COVID 19: intensive care unit treatment
Session type: Thematic Poster
Number: 2770

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J. Alqahtani (Dammam, Saudi Arabia), M. Alahmari (Dammam, Saudi Arabia), I. Aldraiwiesh (Dammam, Saudi Arabia), A. Alamoudi (Dammam, Saudi Arabia), N. Alotaibi (Dammam, Saudi Arabia), A. Ghazwani (Dammam, Saudi Arabia), A. Aldhahir (Jazan, Saudi Arabia), S. Alghamdi (Makkah, Saudi Arabia), A. Alqahtani (Dammam, Saudi Arabia), J. Sreedharan (Dammam, Saudi Arabia), S. Alrabeeah (Dammam, Saudi Arabia). Early mobilisation of mechanically ventilated patients in the intensive care units: results of a Saudi-wide national survey. 2770

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