We completed a triggered palliative consult intervention in the medical intensive care unit between November-December 2020 with the intent to improve MICU nurse moral distress. Here is what we found (a
The Effect of Triggered Palliative Medicine Consults on Nurse Moral Distress in the Medical Intensive Care Unit.
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Discussions highlight the implementation of triggered palliative consults and their effect on patient outcomes, mentioning team members involved, which demonstrates a basic level of engagement. The tone remains neutral with factual mentions, reflecting moderate interest and acknowledgment of the study's significance without strong opinions or calls to action.
Discussions generally acknowledge the study's findings but do not strongly agree or disagree with its implications.
Posts show mild curiosity about the intervention's outcomes and processes, indicating moderate interest.
Comments reflect some engagement, such as noting the intervention details and team involved, but lack deep analysis.
The conversations recognize potential importance for ICU practices but do not emphasize a major paradigm shift.
Abstract in brief
- The study examined the impact of triggered palliative care consults and family meetings on nurse moral distress and patient outcomes in the ICU during COVID-19, finding no significant change in nurse moral distress levels.
- Patients in the intervention group experienced earlier DNR decisions, increased documentation of decision makers, higher discharge rates to facilities or hospice, and shorter ICU and hospital stays with lower costs compared to controls.
- Overall, while the intervention improved certain patient outcomes, it did not significantly affect nurse moral distress, highlighting the need for further research to address this issue in ICU settings.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyThanks also to multidisciplinary team Zoë Post MD, Ramandeep Kaur PhD RRT, Barbara Gulczynski DNP APRN CCRN-CMC, Christine Hudoba APRN and Jared Greenberg MD for your work on this project! https://t.co/YP8XUaNuL1 https://t.co/RLn320F7vm
The Effect of Triggered Palliative Medicine Consults on Nurse Moral Distress in the Medical Intensive Care Unit https://t.co/sqCNpv8psB
RT @GinaPiscitello: We completed a triggered palliative consult intervention in the medical intensive care unit between November-December 2…
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Thanks also to multidisciplinary team Zoë Post MD, Ramandeep Kaur PhD RRT, Barbara Gulczynski DNP APRN CCRN-CMC, Christine Hudoba APRN and Jared Greenberg MD for your work on this project! https://t.co/YP8XUaNuL1 https://t.co/RLn320F7vm
The Effect of Triggered Palliative Medicine Consults on Nurse Moral Distress in the Medical Intensive Care Unit https://t.co/sqCNpv8psB
RT @GinaPiscitello: We completed a triggered palliative consult intervention in the medical intensive care unit between November-December 2…
RT @GinaPiscitello: We completed a triggered palliative consult intervention in the medical intensive care unit between November-December 2…
We completed a triggered palliative consult intervention in the medical intensive care unit between November-December 2020 with the intent to improve MICU nurse moral distress. Here is what we found (a