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MONDAY • MAY 22

10:36 Opto-Electrical Quantification of Airway Epithelial Injury/ J. Kim, Hoboken, NJ 10:48 Probing Lung Function at High Spatiotemporal Resolution Using a Novel Crystal Ribcage/ H. Nia, Boston, MA

711 Towards a Trauma-informed Intensive Care Unit (ICU): Trauma Among Family Members of ICU Patients and Family-clinician Interpersonal Outcomes/ D.C. Ashana, Durham, NC 712 Individuals Experiencing ICU Surrogacy Demonstrate Greater Optimism Than Future Surrogates When Interpreting Prognostic Statements/ I.M. Oppenheim, Washington, DC 713 Fatigue Is Often Associated With Severe Headache, Dyspnea, and Insomnia in Adult Patients With Post-acute Sequelae of SARS-CoV-2 (PASC)/ A. Panda, Portland, OR 714 The Role of Peer Support in Addressing Epistemic Injustice Among Individuals With Post-COVID Syndrome: A Qualitative Study/ N. Sarma, Portland, OR 715 Patient Experiences of Recovery Following Hospitalization for Severe COVID-19: A Qualitative Multi-center Study/ N. Sarma, Portland, OR 716 Financial Toxicity Is Associated With Impaired Recovery After Severe COVID-19: Results From the BLUE-CORAL Study/ J. Womer, Baltimore, MD 717 Empowering Patients: Implementing a Peer Health Coaching Program Following Hospital Discharge/ R. Tal-Singer, Miami, FL 718 Understanding US Health Insurance Experiences During Critical Illness Recovery: A Qualitative Study of Intensive Care Unit (ICU) Recovery Visits/ T.L. Eaton, Ann Arbor, MI 719 Impact of a Multidisciplinary Post-Covid-19 Clinic on Healthcare Utilization/ S.R. Levan, San Francisco, CA 720 A Multi-Hospital Survey of Current Practices for Supporting Recovery From Sepsis/ R.K. Hechtman, Ann Arbor, MI 721 Unpacking Core Components of an Effective Sepsis Transition and Recovery Program/ S.P. Taylor, Charlotte, NC 722 Primary Care Clinicians Identify Barriers and Facilitators to High-quality Follow-up After Acute Respiratory Failure/ K. Hauschildt, Baltimore, MD 723 A Pragmatic Randomized Trial of the Jumpstart Intervention to Promote Communication About Goals of Care for Hospitalized Patients With Serious Illness/ E.K. Kross, Seattle, WA

BEHAVIORAL • CLINICAL POSTER DISCUSSION SESSION

B21

SUPPORTING PATIENTS AND FAMILIES THROUGH SERIOUS ILLNESS AND RECOVERY

9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.

Walter E. Washington Convention Center Room 206 (Level 2)

Poster Viewing

9:00-9:45 9:45-11:00

Discussion

Chairing: A.S. Iyer, MD, MSPH, Birmingham, AL C.E. Brown, MD, MA, Seattle, WA J.M. Kruser, MD, MS, Madison, WI 701 Changes in End-of-Life Treatment Intensity Between Urban and Rural Patients in the U.S. Between 2010 and 2019/ E. Harlan, Ann Arbor, MI 702 Factors Associated With Costly and Potentially Burdensome Care Among Patients With Dementia and Respiratory Failure/ L.R. Pollack, Seattle, WA 703 Predictors of Documented Goals-of-Care Discussions for Hospitalized Patients With Chronic Illness/ A.M. Uyeda, Seattle, WA 704 Timing and Predictors of Documented Goals-of-Care Discussions for Patients With Acute Respiratory Failure Requiring Mechanical Ventilation/ R.Y.-F. Lee, Seattle, WA 705 Prevalence and Variation in Goals of Care Assessment During Hospitalization for Sepsis/ L.M. Cagino, Ann Arbor, MI 706 Goals of Care in Chronic Critical Illness: A Mental Model of Physician Decision Making/ S.K. Andersen, Pittsburgh, PA 707 Inpatient Palliative Care and Acute Healthcare Utilization Among Hospitalized Patients With Impaired Functional Status/ L. Xu, New York, NY 708 Medical Mistrust and Communication Among Black Patients With Serious Illnesses/ K. Cueva, Seattle, WA 709 Medical Mistrust Among Surrogate Decision Makers of High-risk ICU Patients and Associations With Patient Outcomes - a Pilot Study/ S.T. Vasher, Chapel Hill, NC 710 Social Support Mediates the 6-Month Mental Health

724 The Racial Empathy Gap in Healthcare: A Mixed-Methods Analysis of Family-Clinician

Communication in the Intensive Care Unit/ M. Modes, Los Angeles, CA

Related Quality of Life of ICU Caregivers With Depressive Symptoms/ S.T. Vasher, Chapel Hill, NC

ATS 2023 • Washington, DC