Escalation of care is not homogenous. There are 4 phenotypes that staff employ to escalate across differing patient contexts. Nursing work is complex and safety-critical @ruthendacott @BridieKent @KadoorieCentre @NIHRresearchView quoted post on X
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3amazing colleagues. Sorry I missed the celebrations
Today we @NurMidONMSD bid retirement farewell to 3 amazing professionals @CarmelBBuckley @margquig & Clare MacGabhann who leave big legacies & will be sorely missed by all in Nursing & MidwiferyView quoted post on X
Fantastic patient safety initiative. Incredible work by @mopbedd and group. @deirdrelanglang
Good luck to all older persons residential care facilities commencing the #IRESTORE Residential Older Persons EWS pilot today. Tool will aid all staff to recognise acute physical deterioration earlier affording earlier treatment in RCFs @deirdrelanglang @CcoHse @ahernemerView quoted post on X
The impact of mandated use early warning system tools on the development of nurses' higher‐order thinking: A systematic review - onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jo… thanks to @jclinnursing for the support in publishing this important paper #EWS #RRS @NurseMidwifeECU @CQUView quoted post on X
Useful guidance and findings not dissimilar to DOH INEWS clinical guideline @YvonneCYoung @mopbedd @markeymcdonnell @djcribbin