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Clinical deterioration: A concept analysis
Journal of Clinical Nursing, 2018Aims and objectives To present a concept analysis of clinical deterioration and introduce an operational definition. Background Hospitalised patients who endure cardiopulmonary arrest and unplanned intensive care unit admissions often ...
Ricardo M Padilla, Ann M Mayo
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Treatments costs associated with inpatient clinical deterioration
Resuscitation, 2021This study aimed to quantify the health economic treatment costs of clinical deterioration of patients within 72 h of admission via the emergency department.This study was conducted between March 2018 and February 2019 in two hospitals in regional New South Wales, Australia.
Kate Curtis +8 more
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Clinical and radiological deterioration in a patient with AIDS
European Radiology, 2005Paradoxical clinical deterioration of miliary tuberculosis, characterized by pulmonary and abdominal manifestations, is reported in a patient with the acquired immunodeficiency syndrome, after initiation of treatment with highly active antiretroviral therapy.
A I, De Backer +5 more
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Clinical Deterioration Among Patients With Fever and Erythroderma
Pediatrics, 2006BACKGROUND. Some children who present with fever and erythroderma have rapid clinical deterioration or progress to toxic shock syndrome. Our primary objective was to determine whether specific clinical features of those who present with fever and erythroderma can predict who will develop hypotension or progress to toxic shock syndrome.
Robyn L, Byer, Richard G, Bachur
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The profiles of clinical deterioration in schizophrenia
Journal of Psychiatric Research, 1998Deterioration has been a part of the description and process of schizophrenia since Kraepelin. The underlying nature of these neurodynamic deficit processes remains unknown, but their clinical manifestations demonstrate somewhat predictable patterns of expression and progression.
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Recognising clinical deterioration in emergency department patients
Australasian Emergency Nursing Journal, 2014The use of rapid response systems such as Medical Emergency Team (MET) improves recognition and response to clinical deterioration in in-patient settings. However, few published studies have investigated use of rapid response systems in Australian emergency departments (ED).To examine the frequency, nature and outcomes of clinical deterioration in ED ...
Jennifer, Hosking +2 more
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Recognition of Clinical Deterioration
JONA: The Journal of Nursing Administration, 2013Recognition and avoidance of further clinical deterioration can be termed a critical success factor in every care delivery model. As care resources become more constrained and allocated to the most critical of patients, some patients are being shifted to less intense and costly care settings where continuous physiologic monitoring may not be an option.
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Minimizing Total Clinical Deterioration in Operating Theatres
2020 IEEE Symposium Series on Computational Intelligence (SSCI), 2020Efficient operating theatre (OT) planning and scheduling contributes substantially to better utilization of a hospitalgh2019;s expensive resources and superior management of its complex operations. This study investigates the OT planning and scheduling problem at both tactical and operational decision levels to meet the hospital administration’s ...
Mobina Mashkani +3 more
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Predictive Models for Identifying Clinical Deterioration
2022Problemstilling og mål: Forudsigelse af forværring under indlæggelse på akutmodtagelsen er et fascinerende emne såvel som et svært og komplekst problem. Vitale værdier er blandtde vigtigste parametre der anvendes til identifikation af risikopatienter, og mange bestræbelser på at muliggøre tidligere opdagelse af risikopatienter er blevet gjort på dette ...
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