This study explores the perceptions of ICU nurses regarding delirium and delirium care, including barriers to evaluation and current care. The study design is qualitative, with 12 nurses from a medical surgical ICU participating in focus group sessions. The study recommends delirium assessment and management, training for critical care nurses, and the creation of organizational guidelines.

Qualitative research critique of the article 'Intensive care nurses' experiences and perceptions of delirium and delirium care'

Develop a PowerPoint presentation critiquing the article 'Intensive care nurses' experiences and perceptions of delirium and delirium care' by Zamoscik, K., Godbold, R., & Freeman, P. (2017). The presentation should include headings, answer critique questions, use citations and references, and demonstrate academic writing skills.

ICU nurses' perceptions of delirium care explored in a qualitative study with 12 participants. Recommendations include training and guidelines.

Intensive Care Nurses' Experiences and Perceptions of Delirium and Delirium Care - Desklib

Intensive Care Nurses' Experiences and Perceptions of Delirium and Delirium Care

Healthcare and Research

Research Proposal on Delirium

Delirium is a medical emergency that needs to be addressed in acute care settings. This article discusses the findings from research articles on interventions to reduce delirium in hospitals. It explores non-pharmacological and pharmacological approaches to improve sleep and reduce delirium risk.

Reducing Delirium in Acute Care: Interventions and Findings

This review aims at ascertaining the most effective intervention in reducing and preventing the incidence of delirium in the hospital setting. The study recommends the non-pharmacological intervention in the prevention of delirium in an acute hospital because it resulted in a 5.6% reduction in the incidence of delirium.

Hartpury University and Hartpury College

Disease and Disorders

Effective Interventions for Preventing and Reducing Delirium in Acute Hospital Setting

Understanding Research Evidence

Nutrition and Wellness

Prospective epidemiological research studies

Introduction to Nursing Research

This critique analyzes a qualitative research study on the impact of nurse workload and nurse-patient ratios on patient outcomes in intensive care units. The study found that high nurse workload and ratios were linked to negative outcomes, and suggests the need for further research and standard tools for assessing nurse workload.

Critique of Qualitative Research on Nurse Workload and Patient Outcomes in Intensive Care Units

This study explores the experiences of patients, carers and health professionals on symptom management, nutrition and hydration at end-of-life. Thematic analysis was used to identify five themes and further research questions. The study was conducted in the UK and primary data was collected through an online survey. The study highlights the need for better care, communication and the establishment of the most appropriate treatment in palliative care.

Symptom Management, Nutrition and Hydration at End-of-Life: A Qualitative Exploration of Patients’, Carers’ and Health Professionals’ Experiences and Further Research Questions

Intensive Care Nurses' Experiences and Perceptions of Delirium and Delirium Care

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