Nursing in Critical Care Journal

☕ Sunday Read

If AI recommends a clinical decision, can nurses challenge it?

💡 The key message? AI explanations must not only be technically understandable but also clinically meaningful & useful at the bedside.

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#ArtificialIntelligence @BACCNUK

🩺 When clinical judgement meets emotional burden in severe burn care

This report explores the experiences of 5 nurses, highlighting emotional distress, uncertainty in care delivery and collegial support.

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#BurnCare #NursingResearch @BACCNUK

🫁 Extubation is a milestone, but does it mean recovery?

A new article draws attention to an often-overlooked concern: frailty in post-extubated patients.

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#Frailty #ICURecovery #EvidenceBasedPractice #PatientOutcomes

📢 Call for Papers

Exploring low-value care and strategies to reduce unnecessary, ineffective or inefficient practices across neonatal, paediatric and adult critical care settings? This call is for you!

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Alarm fatigue is a major concern in critical care. Among 250 ICU nurses in Jordan, 88% reported moderate or severe alarm fatigue, associated with burnout and secondary traumatic stress.

doi.org/10.1111/nicc.7…