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Leaving the intensive care unit often marks an important milestone in recovery, but it rarely means that medical supervision is no longer necessary. Many patients who survive critical illness continue to face complex health needs that cannot yet be managed safely at home. The period following ICU discharge frequently involves ongoing monitoring,…

Chronic health conditions often affect more than one organ system at the same time. An individual living with heart disease may also have diabetes, kidney impairment, respiratory limitations, or neurological changes. When multiple conditions interact, care decisions become more complex. Symptoms can overlap, treatments may conflict, and health status may change quickly…

Interdisciplinary care conferences are structured meetings where multiple healthcare professionals review and coordinate a resident’s care plan. These conferences are a standard component of clinical practice in long-term and post-acute care settings. Their purpose is to ensure that every aspect of a resident’s medical, functional, and psychosocial needs is evaluated through collaboration…