Innovate and renovate: Environmental intensive care unit design.

This article describes the reallocation of space and construction of a new adult shock trauma intensive care unit implementing methods to mitigate the environmental impact. The environmental burden was reduced through innovative reallocation of space and diversity of lighting sources. Circular economy principles were implemented which enabled much of the infrastructure materials to be reused.

Barriers to Delivery of Enteral Nutrition in Pediatric Intensive Care: A World Survey.

Objectives: To explore the perceived barriers by pediatric intensive care healthcare professionals (nurses, dieticians, and physicians) in delivering enteral nutrition to critically ill children across the world.

Design: Cross-sectional international online survey adapted for use in pediatric settings.

Setting: PICUs across the world.

Are critical care nurses more likely to leave after a merger?

The relationship between perceptions of a healthy work environment and intent to transfer.

Resilience and Coping After Hospital Mergers.

Objective: The aim of this study was to explore the relationship between resilience and coping in frontline nurses working in a healthcare system that has recently undergone a merger.

Background: Hospital mergers are common in the current healthcare environment. Mergers can provide hospital nurses the opportunity to use and develop positive coping strategies to help remain resilient during times of change.