How Qualitative Research Can Improve Patient Outcomes in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU)?Breau, MyriamRheaume, AnnCanadian Journal of Critical Care Nursing
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As technology continues to advance, infusion pumps are poised to play an even greater role in shaping the future of patient care, ensuring safer and more effective treatments. With innovations like theBeneFusion u Series infusion pumps, Mindray continues to lead the way in provid...
Critically ill patients in the intensive care unit (ICU) require continuous hemodynamic monitoring to guide therapeutic decisions and prevent clinical deterioration. Echocardiography has emerged as a cornerstone for noninvasive hemodynamic assessment, offering real-time, bedside evaluation of key parameters ...
Using fewer hospital services reduces costs and improves both quality of care and the patient’s quality of life. Hospice enrollment resulted in significant reductions in hospital and ICU days. In fact, as the period of hospice enrollment lengthens, the benefits increase. ...
The customized alarm settings of monitors and ventilators are of great help to the nursing staff which lightens the manual monitoring burden and enables them to concentrate more on patient care. Though the current equipment which used does not predict any mortality/morbidity score, it shall ...
As COVID-19 struck, one of the most critical decisions governments and health care providers around the world faced was how to best allocate limited medical resources, including intensive care unit (ICU) beds and ventilators. Not that this was a new issue – providers are always ...
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A Letter to this article has been published in Critical Care 2019 23:287 EditorialHow I manage a difficult intubationJonathan D. Casey, Matthew W. Semler, Kevin High and Wesley H. SelfCritical Care 2019 23:177 Published on: 16 May 2019 EditorialHow I ventilate an obese patientLorenzo Ball ...