Why the study?
The study was conducted to evaluate the effect of implementing a nursing guideline on critically ill patients' outcomes regarding sedation in the ICU.
Does implementing a nursing guideline about sedation improve outcomes in critically ill patients?
Does implementing a nursing guideline about sedation improve outcomes in critically ill patients?
p-value: p=<0.05
Implementation of a nursing guideline for sedation in the ICU significantly improved clinical outcomes including mortality and length of stay.
Supports ICU sedation guideline adoption to cut complications and mortality; extends evidence for protocolized nursing care.
Sedation can help alleviate pain of intrusion allows patients to tolerate painful/distressing procedures optimize mechanical ventilation used to decrease O2 consumption, decrease ICP in neurosurgical patient,and facilitate cooling Control agitation. Reduce anxiety to alleviate pain, for amnesia during neuromuscular blocked. Aim of the present study was to evaluate the effect of implementing nursing guideline on critically patients' outcomes regarding sedation in ICU at Assiut University Hospitals. Design: Quesi experimental design was used to conduct the aim of this study. Subjects: A purposive sample of 60 adult's critically ill patients from both Sexes admitted in the general intensive care unit at Assiut University hospital Tools: Tool I: Patient assessment sheet, Tool II: Sedative assessment scales Method: the researcher used the study toolsand implement nursing guideline for study group. Results: finding of the present study revealed that there was a signifficant statistical diffrences between both study and control groups in relation to sedative complication tracheostomy, long ICU stay, and mortality (p < 0.05) Conclusion: implementation of nursing guidline about sedation was significantly effective in improve outcomes of critically se
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Gaber et al. (2018) studied Critically ill (n=60). Nursing guideline regarding sedation vs. Control group was evaluated on Sedative complications, tracheostomy, long ICU stay, and mortality (p=<0.05). Implementing a nursing guideline regarding sedation resulted in significant differences in sedative complications, tracheostomy, long ICU stay, and mortality compared to control (p < 0.05).
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