An exploration of the reliability and usability of two delirium screening tools in an Australian intensive care unit: A pilot study
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posted on 2024-06-04, 07:30 authored by R Ewers, Melissa BloomerMelissa Bloomer, Ana HutchinsonAna HutchinsonAn exploration of the reliability and usability of two delirium screening tools in an Australian intensive care unit: A pilot study
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Intensive and Critical Care NursingVolume
62Article number
ARTN 102919Pagination
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0964-3397eISSN
1532-4036Publisher
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Science & TechnologyLife Sciences & BiomedicineNursingIntensive care unitsDeliriumNursing assessmentDelirium screening toolsConfusion assessment methods-ICUIntensive CARE Delirium Screening ChecklistCONFUSION ASSESSMENT METHODCRITICALLY-ILL PATIENTSCAM-ICUIMPLEMENTATIONVALIDATIONATTITUDESCHECKLISTSEDATIONVALIDITYNURSES4205 Nursing
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