Alarm Fatigue in the Adult ICU
Adult ICUs across the nation continue to be challenged by alarm fatigue despite years of work to alleviate this problem.
Adult ICUs across the nation continue to be challenged by alarm fatigue despite years of work to alleviate this problem.
Adult ICUs across the nation continue to be challenged by alarm fatigue despite years of work to alleviate this problem.
Read MoreA Florida hospital surgical intensive care unit improved clinical alarm management practices and reduced self-reported alarm fatigue by implementing a care bundle.
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Read MoreWith estimates that as many as 85-99% of alarms do not require clinical intervention, alarm fatigue is continually cited as one of the greatest healthcare challenges, both in the ICU and post-surgical care.
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Read MoreManaging alarm fatigue in the ICU and post-anesthesia care unit requires proper protocols and technology to ensure patient outcomes as well as effective staff response.
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Read MoreRT editorial director John Bethune discusses the Joint Commission’s National Patient Safety Goal (NPSG) on alarm management to combat alarm fatigue in hospital settings.
Read MoreRT’s John Bethune discusses the Joint Commission’s National Patient Safety Goal (NPSG) on alarm management to combat alarm fatigue in hospital settings.
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