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Implementing clinical practice guidelines for screening and detection of delirium in a 21-hospital system in northern California: real challenges in performance improvement.
Clin Nurse Spec
October 2016
Author Affiliations: Clinical Practice Consultant (Dr Adams) and Quality Strategy Leader, Quality Division Northern California Kaiser Permanente, Oakland (Dr Scruth); Intensive Care Unit (ICU) Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS), Santa Rosa Kaiser Medical Center (Mss Andrade and Maynard); Neuro ICU CNS, Redwood City Kaiser Permanente Medical Center (Ms Snow); ICU CNS, Modesto Kaiser Medical Center (Ms Olson); ICU CNS, Vacaville Kaiser Medical Center (Mr Ingerson); Trauma ICU CNS, South Sacramento Kaiser Medical Center (Ms Duffy); and Medical Director Intensive Care Unit, San Jose Kaiser Medical Center-the Permanente Medical Group (Ms Cheng), California.
Purpose: The purpose of this article was to describe a quality improvement process on a diverse adult intensive care unit (ICU) population for a large healthcare organization for early detection of delirium.
Background: Delirium is often considered a common unpreventable problem in the ICU. A process for early detection of delirium allows the critical care team to evaluate the patient and intervene to improve or reverse the delirium.
Assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of developmental dysplasia of the hip.
JAAPA
March 2013
The Permanente Medical Group, Inc., San Jose Kaiser Medical Center, San Jose, California, USA.