Background: A proper clinical risk management improves the healthcare quality and safety through communication systems that identify, evaluate and reduce the risk of injury with regard to patients and the organization itself. The Intensive Care Unit (ICU) represents a specific medical environment due to its high level of complexity, risk and dynamism that requires the integration of multidisciplinary teams to ensure life-saving care for critically ill patients. Professional interactions among the team members involved in critical care need to be in place in order to overcome difficulties in decision making. Lack of communication and miscommunication has been frequently shown as a contributing factor to adverse events. At presen...
Annually, in the United States alone, over 5.7 million patients are admitted and treated in intensiv...
Technological advances combined with healthcare assistance bring increased risks related to patient ...
Objective: This study explores the interactions among phases of team coordination, patient-related i...
Purpose of review: Poor communication in critical care teams has been frequently shown as a contribu...
International audienceIntensive care units are considered as services with a high risk of error. Mor...
Effective communication among healthcare professionals in the intensive care unit (ICU) is a particu...
Māszinības (ar spec. Anestēzijas, intensīvās un neatliekamās aprūpes)Veselības aprūpeNursing Studies...
BACKGROUND: Patient safety research has shown poor communication among intensive care unit (ICU) nur...
Objective: To assess the perceptions of physicians and nurses working full-time in the Intensive Car...
Relatório de estágio de mestrado em Enfermagem da Pessoa em Situação CríticaA gestão de risco de inc...
Objective: understanding the process of communication between professionals during intra-hospital c...
Communication is a complex issue with importance in care quality to be directly or indirectly associ...
Objective. To describe aspects facilitating or interfering in thecommunication process between nursi...
Critically ill patients experience overwhelming communication problems; caused by intubation and co...
Caring for seriously ill patients and talking to family members about difficult situations and deci...
Annually, in the United States alone, over 5.7 million patients are admitted and treated in intensiv...
Technological advances combined with healthcare assistance bring increased risks related to patient ...
Objective: This study explores the interactions among phases of team coordination, patient-related i...
Purpose of review: Poor communication in critical care teams has been frequently shown as a contribu...
International audienceIntensive care units are considered as services with a high risk of error. Mor...
Effective communication among healthcare professionals in the intensive care unit (ICU) is a particu...
Māszinības (ar spec. Anestēzijas, intensīvās un neatliekamās aprūpes)Veselības aprūpeNursing Studies...
BACKGROUND: Patient safety research has shown poor communication among intensive care unit (ICU) nur...
Objective: To assess the perceptions of physicians and nurses working full-time in the Intensive Car...
Relatório de estágio de mestrado em Enfermagem da Pessoa em Situação CríticaA gestão de risco de inc...
Objective: understanding the process of communication between professionals during intra-hospital c...
Communication is a complex issue with importance in care quality to be directly or indirectly associ...
Objective. To describe aspects facilitating or interfering in thecommunication process between nursi...
Critically ill patients experience overwhelming communication problems; caused by intubation and co...
Caring for seriously ill patients and talking to family members about difficult situations and deci...
Annually, in the United States alone, over 5.7 million patients are admitted and treated in intensiv...
Technological advances combined with healthcare assistance bring increased risks related to patient ...
Objective: This study explores the interactions among phases of team coordination, patient-related i...