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A cross-analysis of the perspectives of stakeholders on shared care in an adu...

CANN21

This study aimed to explore the perceptions and recommendations of key stakeholders (family members, patients, clinicians and healthcare managers) regarding the development and implementation of care partnerships with families in Neurological Intensive Care Units.

NeuroCritical Care
Digital Poster presentation
Ms. Annie Proulx

Quantifying Nursing Stroke-Documentation Time: An Observational Study​

CANN12

This prospective observational pilot study uses GoPro cameras to quantify how Neuroscience ICU nurses allocate time between direct patient care, documentation, and other activities during the first 6-hour observations of acute ischemic stroke care following thrombolytic and/or endovascular therapy. ...

NeuroCritical Care
Digital Poster presentation
Mrs. Morgan Dunson
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