Neurocritical Care for the Advanced Practice Clinician

1. Multimodality Monitoring

   • Richard Cassa, Nils Petersen

   Pages 363-385

2. Airway and Ventilation Management

   • Matthew Band, Evie Marcolini

   Pages 387-406

3. Pharmacology

   • Kent A. Owusu, Leslie Hamilton

   Pages 407-438

4. Common Complications in the Neuro ICU

   • Jennifer L. Moran, Matthew A. Koenig

   Pages 439-466

5. Helpful Links and Resources

   • David Tong, Jessica L. White

   Pages 467-470

By utilizing a review of case-based studies and providing concise management recommendations from leaders in the field, this book provides essential knowledge for those practicing in a dynamic specialty. In the rapidly developing field of Neurocritical Care, Advanced Practice Clinicians have become an integral component of the multi-disciplinary team. This essential volume provides a frame of reference for advanced practice nurses, physician assistants, physicians, and students on a wide range of common Neuro ICU diagnoses and management strategies.

• Advanced Practice Clinician
• Neurosurgery
• Neuroradiology
• Neuro ICU Management Recommendations
• Neuro ICU diagnoses
• Emergency Medicine

“This is a well done and thorough book on the higher level care of critically ill patients. The case studies and treatment discussions are inclusive and provide valuable information. The pharmacological and airway management information is wonderful. This is an invaluable addition for anyone working in a neuro ICU. I would highly recommend it for any advanced practice clinicians working with neurological patients.” (Cynthia Cummings, Doody's Book Reviews, November, 2017)

• Neuroscience Intensive Care Unit, Yale New Haven Hospital, New Haven, USA

  Jessica L. White

• Neurosciences Intensive Care Unit, Yale School of Medicine, New Haven, USA

  Kevin N. Sheth

Jessica White is a physician assistant in the Neuroscience ICU at Yale New Haven Hospital.  She has served as part-time faculty at Yale University and Quinnipiac University physician assistant programs, teaching topics of neurology and neurocritical care. Her research interests include family satisfaction and the role of the physician assistant in the multi-disciplinary team. Her training was completed at Midwestern University with a Master of Medical Science from the Physician Assistant program.

 

Dr. Sheth graduated from Johns Hopkins University and the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine. He was recruited to Yale as the founding chief of the Division of Neurocritical Care and Emergency Neurology and Chief of Clinical Research. His interests are in the advancement of therapies and care of patients with devastating acute neurological syndromes. He is a recognized clinical, a translational scientist, has directed multicenter studies testing potential therapies against brain swelling, stroke, and hemorrhage. He is the winner of the Robert Siekert Award from the American Heart Association, and his research has been funded by the NIH, American Academy of Neurology, American Heart Association(AHA). He has written over 100 publications in critical care neurology and stroke. His collaborative work is dedicated to the improved understanding of neurological disease in the critically ill. 

 

 

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