Aim To identify challenges and opportunities for stroke survivors and caregivers in hospital
to home transition care. Background Due to shortened hospital stays, stroke survivors and …

Objective The aim of this review was to explore use of the pre-Medical Emergency Team
(pre-MET) tier of Rapid Response Systems to recognise and respond to adult ward patients …

Although the understanding of clinical reasoning and judgment in nursing has advanced
during the past 2 decades, widespread improvement in clinical judgment remains elusive …

Aim To explore barriers and enablers of recognition and response to signs of patient
deterioration by nursing staff in an acute hospital. Design A theory‐driven interview study …

Background Eye tracking has emerged as a new technology for assessing nurses' visual
attention in simulation, but its relationship with situation awareness, a precursor to clinical …

Background Patients who deteriorate in hospital wards without appropriate recognition
and/or response are at risk of increased morbidity and mortality. Track-and-trigger tools have …

Abstract Background Emergency Department (ED) patients are particularly at a high risk of
deterioration. The frontline nurses are key players in identifying and responding to …

Background Failure of clinicians to recognise and respond to patient clinical deterioration is
associated with increased hospital mortality. Emergency response teams are implemented …

Aim To improve understanding of afferent limb behaviour in acute hospital ward settings, to
define and specify who needs to do what differently and to report what afferent limb …

Introduction Nurse decision making (DM) is critical for patient safety. Eye-tracking methods
can effectively assess nurse DM. The purpose of this pilot study was to use eye-tracking …