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intensiv 2019; 27(06): 288-294
DOI: 10.1055/a-1007-2586
Intensivpflege
PAD-Management
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Analgesie, Agitation und Delir-Management auf deutschen Intensivstationen

Carsten Hermes
,
Norbert Zoremba
,
Markus M. Gutschow
,
Hans-Christian Hansen
,
Rebecca von Haken
,
Karin Engl
,
Detlef Kindgen-Milles
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07 November 2019 (online)

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Zusammenfassung

Für ein erfolgreiches PAD-Management ist eine validierte Erfassung von Schmerz, Agitation und Delir erforderlich. Eine Implementierung erfolgt allerdings nur schleppend. Warum das schneller gehen sollte und was dazu nötig ist, hat ein interaktives Kasuistik-Forum ergeben, bei dem Ärzte und Pflegende gleichermaßen vertreten waren.

 

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