Rethinking Critical Care: Reducing Patient Harm From Sedation, Immobility, and Delirium. | AHRQ Patient Safety Network

Rethinking Critical Care: Reducing Patient Harm From Sedation, Immobility, and Delirium. | AHRQ Patient Safety Network

• Tennessee Meeting/Conference
 
• Published May 2016

Rethinking Critical Care: Reducing Patient Harm From Sedation, Immobility, and Delirium.

Institute for Healthcare Improvement. May 26–27, 2016; Sheraton Nashville Downtown, Nashville, TN.

Safety hazards in intensive care units include increased risk of delirium and oversedation. This program will educate participants about monitoring, patient mobility, and safe medication usestrategies to reduce complications associated with sedation in the intensive care unit.

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