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She specialises in long-term functional outcomes following ICU and organ support. She's a senior physiotherapist in ICU at the Alfred Hospital, and is passionate about multidisciplinary research to improve patient recovery. The new research she’s leading will shine a light on the after-effects of a disease such as COVID-19 on a human body after emerging from ICU. It will also highlight the work that physiotherapists do in intensive care. Read more about Carol Hodgson's research articles Not getting over it: The long, rocky road to recovery from COVID-19 New research shows the ongoing effects from critical illness with COVID-19 can be long and serious. Medicine and health Read more Turbocharging clinical trials Recruiting people for clinical trials is a major challenge, and an obstacle to success, but there are strategies researchers can use to improve outcomes. 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Deputy Director, Australian and New Zealand Intensive Care Research Centre, Department of Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine carol.hodgson@monash.edu
Early rehabilitation in intensive care Mechanical ventilation Early mobilisation (TEAM) in ICU COVID-19 recovery
Carol leads international trials in mechanical ventilation and early mobilisation in ICU. She specialises in long-term functional outcomes following ICU and organ support. She's a senior physiotherapist in ICU at the Alfred Hospital, and is passionate about multidisciplinary research to improve patient recovery. The new research she’s leading will shine a light on the after-effects of a disease such as COVID-19 on a human body after emerging from ICU. It will also highlight the work that physiotherapists do in intensive care.
New research shows the ongoing effects from critical illness with COVID-19 can be long and serious.
Recruiting people for clinical trials is a major challenge, and an obstacle to success, but there are strategies researchers can use to improve outcomes.
New research aims to reveal the post-ICU effects on the body, and will highlight the vital role of physiotherapists in intensive care.
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