Why Gradual ABCDEF Bundle Implementation Often Results in a Failure to Launch

Why Gradual ABCDEF Bundle Implementation Often Results in a Failure to Launch

“Let’s introduce the bundle gradually. We don’t want to overwhelm anyone. Let’s see what the team is willing to do. We can start with awakening and breathing trials, then tackle the rest once we have those down.” This kind of conversation has echoed through medical organizations and clinical leadership teams for years. It’s a logical

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Reviving Core Nursing Values in Critical Care Through the ABCDEF Bundle

Reviving Core Nursing Values in Critical Care Through the ABCDEF Bundle

Critical care is an extraordinary and complex specialty that’s continually evolving, with a growing capacity to save and extend life in the face of the most extreme perils. Research, knowledge, and technological developments have transformed nursing skills and our ability to care for patients who are critically ill. Unfortunately, the nursing values and ethics, which

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How Failing to Practice the ABCDEF Bundle Creates Legal Liabilities in the ICU

How Failing to Practice the ABCDEF Bundle Creates Legal Liabilities in the ICU

As a nurse and a nurse advocate, I am passionate about protecting nurses and all ICU clinicians from falling victim to legal liabilities in the ICU. The alarming reality is that when hospitals fail to train and support their teams in keeping patients as awake and mobile as possible, everyone from hospital administrators to bedside

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Sedation by Race- How Outdated ICU Practices Are Exacerbating Health Care Inequality for Hispanic Patients

Sedation by Race: How Outdated ICU Practices Are Exacerbating Health Care Inequality for Hispanic Patients

Health care inequality in critical care medicine is multifactorial and negatively impacts patient outcomes [18]. During COVID-19, for instance, it was noted that Hispanic patients were more at risk of having severe COVID-19 infections, and despite their younger age, they had a higher mortality rate. Socioeconomic disparities, lack of access to health care, timing, and

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