Nutrition, Exercise, and the Symbiotic Relationship With the Microbiome

Bonus CE Session

CE: 2.0

Bonus CE Session Moderator(s)

This bonus CE session is scheduled for 2 hours.

Analyze whether altering nutrition can modulate the microbiome or inflammation in a way that improves recovery of ICU patients
Determine optimal timing of protein and calorie delivery by patient type
Discuss controversial topics in critical care nutrition and discern the difference in support (data vs. expert opinion)

Will Modulating the Microbiome Improve Clinical Outcomes in Our ICU Patients?
Bonus CE Session Faculty: Gail Cresci, PhD, RD – Cleveland Clinic
Can We Modulate Inflammation With Nutrition?
Bonus CE Session Faculty: Robert Martindale, MD, PhD – Oregon Health & Science University
What Is the Impact of Combining Exercise and Nutrition on Patient Recovery?
Bonus CE Session Faculty: Zudin Puthucheary, PhD, FRCP, FFICM – Royal London Hospital
What Should Calorie and Protein Targets Be in ICU Patients?
Bonus CE Session Faculty: Jayshil Patel, MD – Medical College of Wisconsin Froedtert Hospital
Discerning the Difference in Supportive Evidence: Data Versus Expert Opinion for Controversial Topics
Bonus CE Session Faculty: Stephen A. McClave, MD – University of Louisville
Translating the Science to Bedside Care
Bonus CE Session Faculty: Beth Taylor, DCN, RD-AP,FCCM – Barnes-Jewish Hospital