AJCC

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AJCCAmerican Joint Committee on Cancer
AJCCAmerican Journal of Critical Care (journal of the American Association of Critical-Care Nurses)
AJCCAlternate Joint Communications Center
AJCCAmerican Jersey Cattle Club
AJCCAtlanta Jewish Community Center
AJCCAssociation of Jewish Community Centers
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4, 2019 (HealthDay News) -- Exercise physiologists can provide safe and effective early mobilization in intensive care units (ICUs), according to a study published in the September issue of the American Journal of Critical Care.
Exercise Physiologists Aid Early Mobilization in ICU Patients; Critically ill patients maintain, increase level of activity after early mobilization interventions
A report in the American Journal of Critical Care found that AAT improved physiological and psychological functions in patients hospitalized with heart failure.
Loving Animals Helping People: Therapy dogs, cats, and even horses foster health and healing
Bryant, "Oral care interventions in critical care: Frequency and documentation," American Journal of Critical Care, vol.
Survey of Extent of Translation of Oral Healthcare Guidelines for ICU Patients into Clinical Practice by Nursing Staff
DeSane, "Clinical evaluation of a flexible fecal incontinence management system," American Journal of Critical Care, vol.
The Traumatic Tube: Bleeding Rectal Ulcer Caused by Flexi-Seal Device
Garrett has been published in Infection Control Today, Managing Infection Control, Provider, The Assisted Living Journal, The American Journal of Long Term Care, American Journal of Critical Care, and in several Mosby Saunders medical textbooks.
Garrett Jr. Named Global Chief Clinical Officer at Pentax Medical
As per a recent survey in U.S., published in American Journal of Critical Care healthcare professional believe that telehealth-ICU's are improving the productivity of healthcare facilities.
Tele-ICU's Are Expected to Boost the Growth of "Global Telehealth Market" in the Near Future, a New Report by Data Bridge Market Research
Association of sleep and fatigue with decision regret among critical care nurses American Journal of Critical Care, 23, 13-23.
Is it worth the risk? 12-hour shifts and nurse fatigue
The findings were reported in the September 2014 issue of the American Journal of Critical Care. *
Deficient vitamin D levels associated with greater risk of dying from sepsis or septic shock
Fatigued nurses are more likely to express concern that they made a wrong decision about a patient's care, according to a study in the January issue of American Journal of Critical Care (AJCC).
Fatigued nurses more likely to regret their clinical decisions: a study in American Journal of Critical Care links nurse fatigue to increased decision regret
The results were reported in the British Journal of Nutrition and the American Journal of Critical Care. ( ANI )
Fish oil helps heal bedsores of critically ill patients
The one time when it's important, people may not look," says Maria Cvach, R.N., co-author of "Monitor Alarm Fatigue: Standardizing Use of Physiological Monitors and Decreasing Nuisance Alarms" in the January 2010 American Journal of Critical Care. Customizing alarm limits for individual patients may help.
Alarming: joint commission, FDA set to tackle alert fatigue: solutions sought to ensure that alarms elicit the right response from clinicians
Kaye J, Heald GR, Morton J, Weaver T 2001 Patency of radial arterial catheters American Journal of Critical Care 10 (2) 104-111
Heparinised saline or normal saline?
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