Neurocrit Care August 2019 PMID 30659467

Safety and Feasibility of Early Mobilization in Patients with Subarachnoid Hemorrhage and External Ventricular Drain.

Bethany Young, Megan Moyer, William Pino, David Kung, Eric Zager, Monisha A Kumar

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The discussions highlight how nurse-led mobilization is seen as a safe and effective approach, with phrases like 'leads to more frequent ambulation' and 'improved discharge disposition' showcasing support. The tone reflects enthusiasm about the procedure's potential to change ICU routines, emphasizing practical benefits and the importance of findings for patient outcomes.

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The majority of discussions express strong support for the safety and practicality of nurse-led early mobilization in patients with subarachnoid hemorrhage, highlighting positive outcomes.

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The posts demonstrate a high level of interest, emphasizing the significance of the findings and their potential implications for ICU care and patient recovery.

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Discussions include references to specific benefits such as increased ambulation and discharge rates, indicating a moderate level of deep engagement with the research details.

ImpactModerate impact

While not universally transformative, the posts suggest that the article could influence clinical practices, particularly in nurse-led mobilization strategies, though more research is still anticipated.

Abstract in brief

The study evaluated a new approach to mobilize patients with subarachnoid hemorrhage and external ventricular drains (EVDs) by shifting from therapy-guided to nurse-led mobilization, making it safer and more practical.
Results showed that nurse-led mobilization allowed patients to be out of bed more often and for longer periods without increasing complications, and they were more likely to be discharged home or to rehab rather than long-term care.
The findings suggest that nurses can safely lead early mobilization, which may improve patient outcomes, although more research is needed to confirm the direct impact on recovery.]

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Early Nurse-Led Mobilization in Neurocritical Patients with External Ventricular Drains

This study assesses a nurse-led approach to early mobilization for patients with subarachnoid hemorrhage and external ventricular drains, showing increased mobility without added complications and potential for improved…

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