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Grace E. Larson

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Royal Children's Hospital

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Nurse titrated analgesia and sedation in intensive care increases the frequency of comfort assessment and reduces midazolam use in paediatric patients following cardiac surgery

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Australian Critical Care

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Introducing a pain and sedation protocol changed bedside nurse practice in pain and sedation management. The protocol has enabled nurses to provide pain and sedation management in a consistent and timely manner and reduced the dose of midazolam required to maintain comfort according to the patients COMFORT B scores. Individual evaluation of practice change is recommended to units who implement nurse led analgesic and sedative protocols to monitor changes in practice.

How does the introduction of a pain and sedation management guideline in the paediatric intensive care impact on clinical practice? A comparison of audits pre and post guideline introduction

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Australian Critical Care

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How does the introduction of a pain and sedation management guideline in the paediatric intensive care impact on clinical practice? A comparison of audits pre and post guideline introduction

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Australian Critical Care

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Assessing the introduction of the COMFORT B pain assessment tool into the paediatric intensive care (PICU) environment

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2011

Australian Critical Care

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Monitoring the introduction of a pain assessment tool into the paediatric intensive care unit (PICU)

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