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November 2009 PMID 19644049

Prevalence and factors of intensive care unit conflicts: the conflicus study.

Elie Azoulay, Jean-François Timsit, Charles L Sprung, Marcio Soares, Katerina Rusinová, Ariane Lafabrie, Ricardo Abizanda, Mia Svantesson, Francesca Rubulotta, Bara Ricou, Dominique Benoit, Daren Heyland, Gavin Joynt, Adrien Français, Paulo Azeivedo-Maia

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What people are saying

The discussions highlight agreement and interest through mentions of the study’s prevalence and factors of conflicts in ICUs, referencing concerns like workload and communication issues. The tone varies from supportive comments to curiosity about solutions, which shows a moderate level of engagement and perceived impact, emphasizing the relevance of understanding ICU conflicts for improving healthcare practices.

AgreementModerate agreement

Most discussions acknowledge the significance of the study, with some expressing support for its findings about ICU conflicts.

InterestHigh interest

Participants demonstrate high interest, engaging with detailed comments and references to the study title and key findings.

EngagementModerate engagement

While some posts briefly mention the publication, others elaborate on its implications, indicating moderate engagement.

ImpactModerate impact

The discussions reflect an awareness of the importance of addressing ICU conflicts, though few call for immediate action or policy change.

Abstract in brief

  • The study found that over 70% of ICU staff perceived conflicts, particularly between nurses and physicians, and these conflicts were often severe, mainly caused by issues like personal animosity, mistrust, and communication problems.
  • Factors linked to more frequent or severe conflicts included working long hours (more than 40 hours/week), caring for many ICU beds, and handling end-of-life care, especially when support and communication were lacking.
  • Potential areas for reducing conflicts involve improving staff communication through routine meetings, better managing workload, and providing psychological support during end-of-life situations to lessen job strain and conflict severity.]
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jose clemente
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Adrian Wong
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Prevalence and Factors of Intensive Care Unit Conflicts The Conflicus Study https://t.co/rczQQapIFk

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RT @daleboveda: 27% de #Cainizacion ⁦@mgonramc⁩ Prevalence and Factors of Intensive Care Unit Conflicts | The Conflicus Study | American J…

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Lorenzo Bertomeu
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RT @daleboveda: 27% de #Cainizacion ⁦@mgonramc⁩ Prevalence and Factors of Intensive Care Unit Conflicts | The Conflicus Study | American J…

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@mgonramc · X

RT @daleboveda: 27% de #Cainizacion ⁦@mgonramc⁩ Prevalence and Factors of Intensive Care Unit Conflicts | The Conflicus Study | American J…

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Rosa García
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RT @daleboveda: 27% de #Cainizacion ⁦@mgonramc⁩ Prevalence and Factors of Intensive Care Unit Conflicts | The Conflicus Study | American J…

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Adrian Wong
@avkwong · X

Prevalence and Factors of Intensive Care Unit Conflicts The Conflicus Study https://t.co/rczQQapIFk

May 28, 2020 · 1 like · 12,591 followers View post →
Lorenzo Bertomeu
@ManuduManuel · X

RT @daleboveda: 27% de #Cainizacion ⁦@mgonramc⁩ Prevalence and Factors of Intensive Care Unit Conflicts | The Conflicus Study | American J…

Apr 30, 2019 · 4 shares · 3,597 followers View post →
Zulema Gancedo
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RT @daleboveda: 27% de #Cainizacion ⁦@mgonramc⁩ Prevalence and Factors of Intensive Care Unit Conflicts | The Conflicus Study | American J…

Apr 27, 2019 · 4 shares · 12,212 followers View post →
M. Cristo González R
@mgonramc · X

RT @daleboveda: 27% de #Cainizacion ⁦@mgonramc⁩ Prevalence and Factors of Intensive Care Unit Conflicts | The Conflicus Study | American J…

Apr 26, 2019 · 4 shares · 2,712 followers View post →
Rosa García
@RosaGarcargarg1 · X

RT @daleboveda: 27% de #Cainizacion ⁦@mgonramc⁩ Prevalence and Factors of Intensive Care Unit Conflicts | The Conflicus Study | American J…

Apr 26, 2019 · 4 shares · 584 followers View post →
jose clemente
@daleboveda · X

27% de #Cainizacion ⁦@mgonramc⁩ Prevalence and Factors of Intensive Care Unit Conflicts | The Conflicus Study | American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine https://t.co/keIVFIivm5

Apr 25, 2019 · 4 likes · 4 shares · 161 followers View post →