身体残疾 和别的不是一类吧？

Postintensive care syndrome 

In addition to preexisting psychiatric comorbidity, critically ill patients also have high risk of posthospitalization cognitive morbidity. 30–80% of ICU survivors experience cognitive impairment, and the major risk factor is delirium [29]. Although light has been shed on this topic since the Brussels Roundtable on surviving intensive care in 2002 [30], there is still a lot unknown about post-ICU cognitive impairment. PICS is defined as the development of cognitive, psychological, and/or physical disability after critical illness requiring ICU care [31]. In 2013, PICS was recognized by the SCCM Council as an ‘emerging condition that deserved intense focus’ [32]. Cognitive impairment, depression, anxiety, and PTSD can persist for years in patients who have survived critical illness and there is no widely established rehabilitation plan. This phenomenon has led to the increasing establishment of ICU survivor clinics, whose benefits need further study [33 &]. One of the first ICU survivor clinics in the United States, the Critical Care Recovery Center (CCRC), was developed using the concept of ‘agile implementation:’ a reproducible and scalable process to rapidly localize, implement, and sustain evidence-based healthcare services’ [34 &]. This process relied on ‘implementation sprints’ [34 &], which is focused work aimed to address unforeseen issues that arise while attempting to implement protocols in the local setting. The Agile Implementation Playbook was key in rapidly implementing evidence-based practices using a collaborative care model developed for older adults [34 &,35]. This novel method may be applicable to other areas of the country looking to implement ICU survivor clinics. Unfortunately, under-recognition of PICS continues to be a problem. The same team that started the CCRC has developed and adapted a screening tool, the Healthy Aging Brain Care Monitor (HABC). This selfreported assessment is a 27-item questionnaire that can be administered in person, via telephone, or on the internet. It has been validated with standard tools for neuropsychological assessment, and with further study, may be utilized in all outpatient follow-up settings for ICU survivors [36 &].

ICU后综合症（PICS）

除了先前存在的精神疾病外，危重病人还具有术后认知障碍发病率高的风险。30-80% ICU幸存者有认知功能障碍，主要危险因素是谵妄。尽管自2002年布鲁塞尔重症监护幸存活者圆桌会议以来，这一话题已有一定的深入讨论，但关于icu后认知障碍仍有很多未知情况。PICS定义为需要加护病房治疗的危重疾病后出现的认知、心理和/或身体残疾。2013年，PICS被SCCM理事会认定为“值得高度关注的新状况”。认知障碍、抑郁、焦虑和创伤后应激障碍可在危重症患者中持续多年，目前还没有广泛建立的康复计划。这种现象导致越来越多地建立了ICU幸存者诊所，其益处需要进一步研究。重症监护康复中心（Critical Care Recovery Center，CCRC）是美国首批ICU幸存者诊所之一，它采用了“快速实施”的概念:“一个可重复和量化以快速定位、实施和维持基于证据的医疗服务的过程”。这个过程依赖于“全速实现”，其重点是解决当试图在本地条件下实现方案时出现的不可预见的问题。快速执行方案是这种为老年人开发的、使用协作治疗模型的、快速实施循证实践的关键。这种新方法可能适用于该国其他地区寻求建立ICU幸存者的诊所。不幸的是，对PICS的认识不足仍然是一个问题。启动CCRC的那个团队已经开发并采纳了一种筛查工具，健康老化大脑护理监视器（HABC）。这是一份27项自我报告的评估问卷，可以通过面对面、电话或互联网进行。它已被神经心理评估的标准工具所验证，并且经过进一步研究，可用于ICU幸存者的门诊随访。

身体残疾 和别的不是一类吧？怎么放在一起呢？

Monitor 怎么翻译？surviving intensive care有没有专门的说法？重症监护后的生存？

还有别的也帮我看一下

谢谢