Defining patient deterioration through acute care and intensive care nurses' perspectives.
作者： Patrick Lavoie , Jacinthe Pepin , Marie Alderson
DOI: 10.1111/NICC.12114
关键词: Track and trigger 、 Acute care 、 Medicine 、 Thematic analysis 、 Relevance (law) 、 Intensive care unit 、 Intensive care 、 Critical care nursing 、 Intensive care medicine 、 Critical illness
摘要: Aim To explore the variations between acute care and intensive care nurses' understanding of patient deterioration according to their use of this term in published literature. Background Evidence suggests that nurses on wards do not always recognize and act upon patient deterioration appropriately. Even if resources exist to call for intensive care nurses' help, acute care nurses use them infrequently and the problem of unattended patient deterioration remains. Design Dimensional analysis was used as a framework to analyze papers …
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