Assessing respiratory muscle effort during noninvasive respiratory support in acute hypoxemic respiratory failure: A State-of-the Art Review from physiology to bedside [0.03%]
非侵入性呼吸支持下急性低氧性呼吸衰竭患者膈肌和呼吸肌努力的监测：从生理到临床的新认识
Brigitta Fazzini,Roberto Tonelli,Rik Gosselink et al.
Brigitta Fazzini et al.
Objectives: Respiratory muscle effort is an important determinant of pathophysiology and clinical outcomes in patients with acute hypoxemic respiratory failure receiving noninvasive respiratory support (NIRS). Excessive e...
WISE up to withdrawal: Recognizing iatrogenic withdrawal syndrome and its overlap with delirium in the adult intensive care unit [0.03%]
清醒状态下撤机：认识成人重症监护病房中的医源性戒断综合征及其与谵妄的重叠现象
Andres Felipe Gonzalez Perez,Heidi Lindroth
Andres Felipe Gonzalez Perez
Jeehye Jun,Hyunmin Yu,Kathryn A Connell
Jeehye Jun
Maria Giacinta Bianchi
Maria Giacinta Bianchi
Global prevalence and associated factors of turnover intention among intensive care nurses: A systematic review and meta-analysis [0.03%]
全球重症监护护士离职倾向的流行率及影响因素：系统评价和荟萃分析
Meicao Wang,Yanli Zeng,Zhengjun Zhu et al.
Meicao Wang et al.
Objectives: To estimate the global prevalence of two distinct turnover intentions among intensive care unit (ICU) nurses-intention to leave the ICU and intention to leave the nursing profession-identify significant source...
Knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors questionnaire on environmental sustainability in intensive care unit (KABQES-ICU): Validity and reliability study [0.03%]
一项关于重症监护病房环境可持续性的知识、态度和行为问卷(KABQES-ICU)的有效性和可靠性的研究
D Bartoli,F Trotta,L Midolo et al.
D Bartoli et al.
Introduction: Intensive care units (ICUs) are among the most resource-intensive clinical settings, contributing substantially to healthcare-related environmental impacts. Although nurses play a central role in shaping sus...
A multiprofessional intervention for patients at risk of physical and psychological problems after ICU stay: A feasibility study [0.03%]
重症监护病房高危患者的多学科干预措施的可行性研究：一项针对出院后出现身心问题患者的可行性研究
Katinka Siesage,Anna Schandl,Eva Joelsson-Alm et al.
Katinka Siesage et al.
Objectives: This study aimed to evaluate the feasibility and fidelity of a multiprofessional intervention for intensive care survivors at increased risk of physical and/or psychological problems. ...
The use of the modified Dutch worry criteria, combined with vital signs and early warning scores, to improve nurses' recognition and escalation of ward deteriorating patients: A prospective cross-sectional observation multi-method study [0.03%]
改良版荷兰焦虑标准结合生命体征和早期预警评分，提高护士识别并上报病房病情恶化患者的前瞻性横断面观察研究
Alison M Pirret,Kwadwo Ofori-Anyinam,Sarah M De-Viell et al.
Alison M Pirret et al.
Aim: To determine if a modified nurse worry criteria, combined with vital signs and early warning scores: 1) improved nurses' ability to anticipate, recognise, prioritise, and escalate deteriorating patients and organise ...
An exploration of the use of safety huddles in ICUs across the United Kingdom - A cross-sectional national e-survey [0.03%]
英国安全会议在重症监护室中的应用探索——一项全国性电子问卷调查研究
L Stayt,C Lumley,J Ede
L Stayt
Background: Safety huddles aim to reduce adverse events by fostering communication and teamwork, enabling early risk identification and mitigation. Despite their potential, evidence of effectiveness in ICUs is limited, wi...