BACKGROUND There have been few empirical studies into what non-medical factors influence physicians and nurses when deciding about admission and discharge of ICU patients. Information about the attitudes of healthcare professionals about this process can be used to improve decision-making about resource allocation in intensive care. To provide insight into ethical problems that influence the IC...

A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF USING MULTIMEDIA AND TRADITIONAL METHODS ON NURSES' KNOWLEDGE PERFORMANCE IN APPLYING THE CAM-ICU CRITERION PATIENTS ADMITTED TO INTENSIVE CARE UNITS EDUCATIONAL-MEDICAL CENTERS KHOY UNIVERSITY MEDICAL SCIENCES 2020-2021

background: the most common complication of hospitalization in intensive care units (icus) is infections caused by health care. although sepsis results in a small percentage of infections, it has a high mortality rate. intensive care nurses play a critical role in the prevention, early detection, and beginning of therapeutic interventions in patients with sepsis. this study aimed to review the ...

Introduction Continuous veno-venous hemofiltration (CVVH) is often not continuous. Indeed, premature unplanned interruptions of sessions (UI) appear frequently. Nurses are directly implicated in the management of CVVH generators. High fidelity simulation (Sim) is an efficient method for health care provider training, mainly to improve procedural and knowledge skills. Taking advantage of the int...

background and purpose: implementing the guidelines to prevent vap has been shown to have a significant effect on reducing the incidence of vap. studies indicate that icu staff have poor knowledge and low implementation rate of the standard preventive measures related to vap. the present study aims to evaluate the knowledge of nurses in the intensive care unit in university hospitals of sari. m...

background: care of brain dead donors is complex, critical, and sensitive and has a direct and positive impact on the end result of organ and tissue transplantation process. this study describes the nurses’ experiences of care of brain dead donors in intensive care units (icu). materials and methods: this research was performed by phenomenological method that is a qualitative approach. purposiv...

conclusions it was found that avoiding routine pivotal expertise, increasing consciousness of the nonphysical aspects of patients while providing treatment and presenting exclusive care, utilizing experienced icu nurses, and placing more emphasis on effective communication with patients in order to honor them as human beings can all enhance the holistic quality of care. results the four main th...

  Introduction: As a key member of the healthcare workforce, nurses play an important role in patient care. N ursing care performance, especially sterilization, is of significant importance in provision of health and prevention of complications such as hospital infections. This study aimed to investigate nurses’ performance concerning sterilization while performing nursing techniques in ICU war...