Monday · 12:00 ET Brief
Every Monday at noon: the order set, the line, and the isolation decision touched every shift.
Infection is where critical care meets pharmacy, nursing, and infection prevention at the same bedside. Every Monday at 12:00 ET, ICCN publishes a focused brief on antimicrobial choice and duration, de-escalation, rapid diagnostics, multidrug-resistant organisms, and the device-related infections your unit is measured on.
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Monday 12:00 ET · Infectious Disease
October 26, 2026
Twenty years of national surveys show external catheters surging while catheter reminders slipped, even though the reminders carry the stronger evidence
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Monday 12:00 ET · Infectious Disease
October 19, 2026
A randomized ICU trial found MRSA nasal PCR highly reliable at ruling out MRSA, but could not show shorter vancomycin courses. Stewardship may explain why.
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Nurses, pharmacists, and infection preventionists carry most of the daily work of preventing and treating ICU infection, and for years that work had no dedicated home in ICCN. Now it does: a weekly brief built around the decisions that happen on every shift.
— Javier Amador-Castaneda, BHS, RRT, FCCM, PNAP
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