PATIENT–VENTILATOR INTERACTION (PVI)

The Kickoff Webinar

Join the Saving Lives Academy for the PVI Masterclass — an expert-led educational series on patient–ventilator asynchrony and critical care excellence.

Register for the Webinar – Dec 6, 2025

Webinar Objectives

  • Highlight the importance of PVI in critical care
  • Discuss the clinical impact of unrecognized PVI
  • Explore the taxonomy of PVI
  • Review key educational strategies: waveform analysis & case-based learning
  • Introduce goals, structure, and timeline of the PVI Program

Date & Duration

Date: December 6, 2025 – 10:00 AM (UK Time)

Duration: 3-hour webinar

Q&A: At the end of each session

Accreditation & Certificates

Attendance Certificate provided.
(CME accreditation submitted for approval.)

Who Should Attend

  • Intensivists, Anesthesiologists, Pulmonologists
  • Critical Care Fellows & Residents
  • Respiratory Therapists (RTs)
  • ICU Nurses
  • Clinical Educators in Mechanical Ventilation

PVI Masterclass faculty

PVI Masterclass Program

Module 1: Introduction to Patient–Ventilator Interaction

  • Definition, Physiology & Importance of PVI (Dr. Nadir Kharma)
  • Assessing & Measuring Patient's Effort during Mechanical Ventilation (Dr. Ehab Dawood)
  • Taxonomy for Patient–Ventilator Interactions (Dr. Ahmed El Masry)
  • Waveform Analysis for PVA Detection (Dr. Mohammed Amin)

Module 2: Management of Patient–Ventilator Interaction

  • Management of Common Trigger Asynchronies (Dr. Sateesh Chandra)
  • Management of Flow & Cycling Asynchronies (Dr. Abdelrhman Aboshady)

Module 3: Role of AI in PVA Diagnosis and Management

  • Role of AI in Asynchrony Solutions (Hamilton Medical Team)
  • Automated PVA Detection via Monitoring Software & AI (Deep Breath Team)

Module 4: Case-Based Discussion

  • Clinical Case Scenario I (Dr. Mohammed Amin)
  • Clinical Case Scenario II (Dr. Nadir Kharma)
  • Simulation Session (Hamilton Medical)

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