Effective communication among healthcare professionals in the intensive care unit (ICU) is a
particular imperative, with accurate and efficient interdisciplinary communication being a …

Background In hospital emergencies require a structured team approach to facilitate
simultaneous input into immediate resuscitation, stabilisation and prioritisation of care …

Background With the widespread use of information communication technologies,
computerized clinical practice guidelines are developed and considered as effective …

Turbulence is a central feature of nurses' workflow, yet it has received insufficient attention
regarding how it affects nurses' work conditions. To enhance understanding of turbulence …

Aims and objectives The aim of the study was to describe nurses' experiences of patients'
transition from ICU s to general wards and their suggestions for improvements. Background …

Background The complex process of discharging patients from acute care to community care
requires a multifaceted interaction between all health care providers and patients. Poor …

ICU readmissions are a commonly used quality measure but despite decades of research,
these adverse events continue to occur. Of particular concern is that readmitted patients …

Objective To determine key priorities for critical care nursing research in three Australian
regional public hospitals, representing the shared priorities of healthcare professionals and …

Objectives Despite of the increasing knowledge about patient safety improvements in the
handover process in hospitals, we still lack knowledge about what magnitude of patient …

Aim To explore nursing practice and perception of engaging in communicative interaction
when handing over multi‐morbid patients from the ICU to general medical or surgical wards …