Delirium is an acute deterioration in attention, conscious state, perception, and cognition of a
person. While nurses possess the theoretical understanding of the condition, they lack …

Background Delirium is a multifactorial syndrome closely associated with negative
hospitalisation outcomes. Given the global growth of the ageing population, delirium …

Background Nurses' competency in delirium care is important because delirium can extend
hospitalization and increase patient mortality. Aim This study aimed at identifying and …

Background and objectives: This study aimed to determine the frailty, prognosis, complexity,
and palliative care complexity of nursing home residents with palliative care needs and …

Purpose: Postoperative delirium is the most well-known form of postoperative cognitive
impairment in all patient groups, especially in the elderly. Delirium is a syndrome that …

Aim and objectives To explore what is meaningful to caregivers in relation to a dementia‐
friendly environment during hospitalisation of their loved ones with dementia or cognitive …

Delirium is an acute fluctuating syndrome characterized by a change in consciousness,
perception, orientation, cognition, sleep–wake rhythm, psychomotor skills, and the mood …

Background The term delirium has been defined in medical diagnosis criteria as a
multidimensional disorder, and the term acute confusion is included in nursing …

Background Delirium is a common condition during hospitalisation that should be prevented
and treated. Several recommendations have been established to date, whereas few studies …

Background Caring contains understanding and connecting with the individual and the
process of providing the healing effect. Nurses' awareness of the science of care can be …