The right response: Rapid response systems have outgrown their original mission [0.03%]
因地制宜：迅速反应系统的发展超出了最初的使命
Deb Sharp,Gordon Bingham,Cliff Connell et al.
Deb Sharp et al.
Early opioid analgesia in severe burns is not associated with duration of mechanical ventilation in an intensive care unit [0.03%]
重度烧伤早期使用阿片类药物镇痛与重症监护室机械通气时间无关
Bao Zhing Teng,Anthony Delaney,Lachlan Donaldson et al.
Bao Zhing Teng et al.
Introduction: Opioids are widely used in intensive care unit (ICU) patients with burns. Recognising the relationship between opioid dose and outcomes can inform clinical practice. ...
Postinsertion care practices for nontunnelled dialysis catheters in intensive care: A cross-sectional survey [0.03%]
一项关于重症监护室中非隧道式透析导管置入后处理情况的横截面调查
Amanda Corley,Mari Takashima,Melissa J Bloomer et al.
Amanda Corley et al.
Background: Dialysis catheters facilitate renal replacement therapy in critically ill patients with acute renal failure. However, they have the highest failure rate of all central venous access devices, estimated at 7-20%...
Understanding family experience in the paediatric intensive care unit: Development of the 3Cs Framework [0.03%]
儿童重症监护病房家庭体验的3C框架研究及其发展
Leighann Ness Wilson,Jane Harnischfeger,Deb Long et al.
Leighann Ness Wilson et al.
Introduction: Admission to the paediatric intensive care unit (PICU) can be a distressing experience for children and their families, with potential long-term impacts associated with post-intensive care syndrome. While in...
Between breaths of grief, a gift: Understanding families' consent to organ donation in New Zealand intensive care units [0.03%]
悲痛的间歇里的礼物——理解新西兰重症监护病房家庭器官捐献同意的过程
Lydia Shim,Cynthia J Wensley,Rachael L Parke
Lydia Shim
Background: Consent plays a pivotal role in organ donation. In intensive care units (ICUs), families make organ donation decisions on behalf of their deceased relatives while navigating grief, emotional distress, and chal...
Tanya Zivkovic,Krishnaswamy Sundararajan,Stewart Moodie
Tanya Zivkovic
Introduction: With a national consent rate of 53%, Australian families decline donation in much higher numbers than other high-income countries. Yet, few studies have focused specifically on families who declined donation...
Prescription patterns of sleep medications for critically ill patients: A nationwide retrospective observational cohort study in Japan [0.03%]
日本重症患者睡眠药物处方模式的全国性回顾性队列研究
Yudai Iwasaki,Hiroyuki Ohbe,Yu Kaiho et al.
Yudai Iwasaki et al.
Introduction: Sleep disturbance is associated with adverse outcomes, yet evidence guiding its prevention and the real-world use of emerging hypnotics remains limited, underscoring the need to clarify contemporary prescrib...
"A little bit of propofol, a little bit of fentanyl does wonders for everyone": Understanding the sedation practices of healthcare professionals when caring for mechanically ventilated intensive care unit (ICU) patients-A qualitative study [0.03%]
“来点丙泊酚，再来点芬太尼，对所有人都有好处”——医务人员对机械通气的重症监护病房患者镇静护理实践的理解——质性研究
Sarah Varga,Tracey Moore,Jane Seymour et al.
Sarah Varga et al.
Introduction: Sedation is commonly used in intensive care units (ICUs), but there is limited evidence about how staff members make sense of their sedation practice or what influences their use of sedation. ...
The lived experiences of paediatric intensive care unit nurses during the initiation of long-term ventilation [0.03%]
儿科重症监护室护士进行长期通气治疗的亲身经历体验
K Masterson,M Connolly,M Brenner
K Masterson
Background: There is an increasing population of children who are surviving with chronic critical illnesses, some of whom are dependent on technology to sustain life. Long-term ventilation (LTV) is frequently initiated in...
Effects of a blended delirium education program in paediatric intensive care units: A quasi-experimental study [0.03%]
儿科重症监护室综合谵妄教育项目的效应研究：准实验研究
Yi-Chen Chen,Hsiao-Yean Chiu,Sun-Peng Chang et al.
Yi-Chen Chen et al.
Background: Paediatric delirium is a common under-recognised condition in paediatric intensive care units, associated with adverse outcomes. Despite the availability of validated screening tools, inconsistent use and nurs...