Digital Natives at the Bedside: Gen Z Nurses Reveal How Smart ICU Technology Helps and Hinders Care
A qualitative study of 22 Generation Z nurses in a Shanghai intensive care unit finds broad enthusiasm for smart technology's ...
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Nurse-Led 12-Element Tracheostomy Care Bundle Improves Outcomes in ICU Patients
A quasi-experimental study at Mansoura University Hospital found that a 12-element nurse-led tracheostomy care bundle significantly improved stoma integrity, reduced ...
Ten Expert Recommendations Aim to Standardize Vascular Access in Newborns
An international expert group has launched a ten-part recommendation series in Pediatric Research to standardize how clinicians place, secure and ...
Hospital Rules for Eating Disorder Care Fall Short on Trauma, Review Finds
A systematic review of 24 Australian inpatient eating disorder guidelines finds that trauma-informed care is rarely operationalised, with coercive practices ...
European Experts Issue Landmark Guidance on Ultrasound-Guided Central Lines in Newborns
A European expert consortium has published formal guidance recommending that ultrasound guide every stage of central venous catheter insertion, tunneling, ...
Who Reports Hospital Errors? Nurses, Doctors and Pharmacists Fill Out Safety Reports Differently
An analysis of 7,218 hospital incident reports found that nurses, physicians, and pharmacists submit markedly different types of safety events, ...
Protective Heat and Cold Shields Make Tumor Ablation Near Nerves Dramatically Safer
A decade-long review of 364 ablation procedures shows that active thermoprotection techniques reduce complications to zero in radiofrequency ablation of ...
Smart Early Warning System Sharpens Hospital Infection Surveillance, Study Finds
A Chinese tertiary hospital study found that an intelligent early warning system combined with a multidisciplinary infection control team significantly ...
Widely Used Heart Drug Fails to Protect Newborns During Intubation, Landmark Study Finds
A massive international registry study of more than 13,000 neonatal intubations finds that atropine, long given routinely to protect newborns' ...
Neurosurgery’s Morbidity Meetings May Be Harming the Surgeons They Aim to Teach
A systematic review finds that neurosurgical morbidity and mortality conferences prioritize audit and blame over the psychological safety of surgeons, ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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