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Patient discharge from intensive care: an updated scoping review to identify tools and practices to inform high-quality care.
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This collection reflects a generally positive attitude toward the review, with comments emphasizing the significance of facilitators like education and communication, and calling for improvements in ICU discharge practices, e.g., ‘How to promote a better transfer of care’ and congratulations to researchers. The tone is constructive and focused on implementation, demonstrating moderate interest and engagement in applying the findings.
Most discussions acknowledge the importance of the review, highlighting facilitators like education and communication, showing general agreement with the article's findings.
Posts demonstrate moderate curiosity, focusing on how to improve ICU discharge processes, though without deep technical details.
Users reference specific factors such as patient education and organizational tools, indicating some level of active engagement with the material.
The collaborative tone and mentions of shared improvements suggest the discussions see the review as potentially influential for practice enhancements.
Abstract in brief
- This study is an updated review of research on how to ensure high-quality discharges of critically ill patients from the ICU, examining tools and practices that can improve patient outcomes and experiences.
- It analyzed 314 articles, mostly involving research on patient readmission, mortality, and patient/family needs, highlighting key facilitators like discharge education, effective communication, and organizational tools, while identifying barriers such as patient complexity, provider workload, and discharge practices.
- The review also found 47 tools that healthcare providers can use or adapt to improve the ICU discharge process, emphasizing that multiple factors, including communication and planning, are crucial for successful patient transitions from ICU to other care settings.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyPatient discharge from ICU Facilitators: patient & families education, provider- communication, organizational tools Barriers:patient characteristics, clinician workload, current practices congratulations @kmfiest and thanks to @CritCareReviews https://t.co/8RlASuS7ic
RT @NydahlPeter: Patient discharge from ICU Facilitators: patient & families education, provider- communication, organizational tools Barri…
RT @NydahlPeter: Patient discharge from ICU Facilitators: patient & families education, provider- communication, organizational tools Barri…
RT @NydahlPeter: Patient discharge from ICU Facilitators: patient & families education, provider- communication, organizational tools Barri…
RT @NydahlPeter: Patient discharge from ICU Facilitators: patient & families education, provider- communication, organizational tools Barri…
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RT @NydahlPeter: Patient discharge from ICU Facilitators: patient & families education, provider- communication, organizational tools Barri…
RT @NydahlPeter: Patient discharge from ICU Facilitators: patient & families education, provider- communication, organizational tools Barri…
RT @NydahlPeter: Patient discharge from ICU Facilitators: patient & families education, provider- communication, organizational tools Barri…
RT @NydahlPeter: Patient discharge from ICU Facilitators: patient & families education, provider- communication, organizational tools Barri…
RT @NydahlPeter: Patient discharge from ICU Facilitators: patient & families education, provider- communication, organizational tools Barri…
RT @NydahlPeter: Patient discharge from ICU Facilitators: patient & families education, provider- communication, organizational tools Barri…
RT @NydahlPeter: Patient discharge from ICU Facilitators: patient & families education, provider- communication, organizational tools Barri…
Patient discharge from ICU Facilitators: patient & families education, provider- communication, organizational tools Barriers:patient characteristics, clinician workload, current practices congratulations @kmfiest and thanks to @CritCareReviews https://t.co/8RlASuS7ic