… This book is dedicated to all acute and critical care nurses who care for the lives of our
sickest patients at their most vulnerable times. Thank you for all that you do! And to my amazing …

… [30] Examine the relationships between burnout in neonatal intensive care units (NICUs)
and patient safety culture. The percentage of participants in each NICU reporting burnout …

… 6 DISCUSSION The present study describes nurses' experiences of increasing intensive
care capacity and care for COVID-19 patients during the first phase of the pandemic in Sweden. …

… This paper uses the organizational resilience framework to discuss the potential … patient
safety and staff retention in a hospital intensive care unit (ICU) during COVID-19. The discussion …

… Systems, and deidentified notes from the Medical Information Mart for Intensive Care. These
studies focused on extracting relevant information [74,77,82,84] to predict bleeding risks …

… We then discuss methodological implications of the patient … health care sociotechnical (work)
systems to improve patient … , the patient receives emergency care during a trip or when a …

… the role of cognitive bias in diagnostic error. We examine the effect of instruction in critical …
We examine the literature that questions the benefits of teaching clinical reasoning skills to …

… This article will identify and discuss different communication … a health care organization to
overall improve patient care and … that may include vital signs, level of consciousness, acute …

… for NGRNs taking on positions in acute care hospital settings. The availability of experienced
… is of importance, both from the perspective of the NGRNs themselves and patient safety. …

… The nurses’ role is to preserve patient safety and prevent harm during the provision of … ’s
hospital with 245 beds, 373 nurses from 23 medical and surgical inpatient, intensive care, the …