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    Relatives/friends pick up subtle changes that professionals might not, which is understandable if staff haven't known the patient when well.

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    Apr 3

    The article applies to Intensive Care. But there are lots of benefits to having people who know you around the general ward as well. Not just to prevent but to diagnose it too. Thank you to for link. Copied to & for interest.

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    Apr 2

    On average, added an hour to workload for nurses in cardiac ICU.

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    Apr 1

    Effect of a 24-h extended visiting policy on in critically ill patients? Logically: ... a reduction in the incidence of delirium.

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    Mar 30

    Looking forward to co-hosting Dr. Berger for Grand Rounds on Friday April 13 in Boston - event open to all, see flyer for details:

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    Mar 30
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    Exactly that.For example person in nursing home experiencing extreme distress.Non medical approach has so much power to change underlying cause . symptoms should not simply be covered with antipsychotics, as that can mask other problems.

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    Mar 30
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    Especially in cases when pts have & which is actual cause of distress and subsequent behaviour

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    Mar 30

    We are so pleased to have LouLou back visiting the patients and staff on after she was really poorly.

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    Mar 27

    Hi wanted to share some good infographics that are on the walls in the frail elderly wards in my aunt's hospital. Problem is by the time frail elderly make it to those wards after acute admission can be too late.

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    Mar 26

    Delirium Simulation session poses the question, do we miss MI in day to day practice and if not why should Delirium be missed

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    Mar 26

    nursing staff registering online for the Delirium Champion initiative

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    Mar 26

    Promote Power Of Attorney (POA) and assist in discharge planning, what a lovely message

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    Mar 26

    stressing on the importance of Follow up post ICU delirium. Fact - Hypoactive delirium has poor prognosis within ICU

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    Mar 26

    Integrated Care Team pathway was unveiled in the Please retweet and share

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    Mar 26
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    Mar 26

    kick starts the session with an emotional talk on 'A Daughter's perspective on Delirium'. Key issues coming out were patient and carer dustress and carers need to be partners in delirium care

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