Intensive & Critical Care Nursing 2008: Vol 24 Table of Contents

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Intensive and
Critical Care
Nursing
Volume Contents
(Volume 24 2008)
Vol. 24/1
1 Royal College of Nursing Critical Care Forum news and issues
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Fingernail polish does not influence pulse oximetry to a clinically relevant dimension
J. Hinkelbein and H.V. Genzwuerker
Level of knowledge articulated by intensive care nurses and clinical decision-making
D.M. Vandijck, S.0. Labeau and S./. Blot
ORIGINAL ARTICLES
Implementing and assessing an evidence-based electrolyte dosing order form in the
medical ICU
P. Owen, M.F. Monahan and R. MacLaren
Pain related to tracheal suctioning in awake acutely and critically ill adults: A descrip-
tive study
C.M. Arroyo-Novoa, M.I. Figueroa-Ramos, K.A. Puntillo, J. Stanik-Hutt, C.L. Thompson,
C. White and L.R. Wild
Pathophysiology of acid base balance: The theory practice relationship
S.L. Edwards
Health is yearning—Experiences of being conscious during ventilator treatment in a
critical care unit
V. Karlsson and A. Forsberg
Inter-professional working in the RAF Critical Care Air Support Team (CCAST)
N.L. Ebbs and S. Timmons
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PHARMACY REVIEW
59 _— Rasburicase in the prevention and treatment of tumour lysis syndrome
N. Mayne, S. Keady and M. Thacker
63 Chest X-ray quiz
M. Reading
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EDITORIAL
Brazilian intensive care nursing
K.G. Padilha
ORIGINAL ARTICLES
Discrimination of educational outcomes between differing levels of critical care pro-
grammes by selected stakeholders in Australia: A mixed-method approach
L.M. Aitken, J. Currey, A.P. Marshall and D. Elliott
Competence in intensive and critical care nursing: A literature review
R.-L. Adri, §. Tarja and L.-K. Helena
Patient safety and job-related stress: A focus group study
A. Berland, G.K. Natvig and D. Gundersen
Risk factors for intensive care delirium: A systematic review
B. Van Rompaey, M.J. Schuurmans, L.M. Shortridge-Baggett, S. Truijen and L. Bossaert
ICU patients’ recall of emotional reactions in the trajectory from falling critically ill to
hospital discharge: Follow-ups after 3 and 12 months
L. L6f, L. Berggren and G. Ahlstrém
The impact of offering a relatives’ clinic on the satisfaction of the next-of-kin of Critical
Care patients—A prospective time-interrupted trial
A. Steel, C. Underwood, C. Notley and M. Blunt
Caught in an artificial split: A phenomenological study of being a caregiver in the tech-
no-logically intense environment
S. Almerud, R.J. Alapack, B. Fridlund and M. Ekebergh
PHARMACY REVIEW
National Patient Safety Agency: Improving patient safety across all critical care areas
S. Keady and M. Thacker
Chest X-ray quiz
M. Reading
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EDITORIAL
Critical care nursing in Northern Ireland: A rich history with a future of opportunity
P. Deeny
NEWS
RCN Critical Care Forum News and Issues
R. Binks
REVIEW
Oral care and the risk of bloodstream infections in mechanically ventilated adults: A review
D.J. Jones and C.L. Munro
ORIGINAL ARTICLES
162 Caring for critically ill patients with advanced COPD at the end of life: A qualitative study
D. Goodridge, W. Duggleby, J. Gjevre and D. Rennie
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A qualitative study into the lived experience of post-CABG patients during mechanical
ventilator weaning
L. Schou and |. Egerod
Weaning from ventilation: Does a care bundle approach work?
C. Crocker and W. Kinnear
The current role of the consultant nurse in critical care: Consolidation or consternation?
D. Dawson and M. Coombs
Nursing Activities Score in the intensive care unit: Analysis of the related factors
K.G. Padilha, R.M.C. de Sousa, A.F. Queijo, A.M. Mendes and D.R. Miranda
Chest x-ray quiz
M. Reading
Book review
T. Graves
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EDITORIAL
Improving rehabilitation following transfer from ICU
C. Ball
ORIGINAL ARTICLES
Reliability of the Sedation-Agitation Scale between nurses and doctors
M.C. Ryder-Lewis and K.M. Nelson
Intensive care delirium monitoring and standardised treatment: A complete survey of
Dutch Intensive Care Units
M.M.J. Van Eijk, J. Kesecioglu and A.J.C. Slooter
Patient's self-determination in intensive care—From an action- and confirmation
theoretical perspective. The intensive care nurse view
K.E. Meijers and B. Gustafsson
Re-visiting the ICU. Experiences of follow-up visits to an ICU after discharge: A qualitative
study
A. Engstrém, S. Andersson and S. Séderberg
From hope and expectation to unexpected death after cardiac surgery
B. Ivarsson, S. Larsson, P. Johnsson, C. Luhrs and T. Sjéberg
End of life decisions: Nurses perceptions, feelings and experiences
R.E. McMillen
PHARMACY REVIEW
Tigecycline: A new antibiotic
J. Hylands
Corrigendum to “Communication interaction in |CU—Patient and staff experiences and
perceptions” [Intensive Crit. Care Nurs. 22 (3) (2006) 167-180]
V.S. Magnus and L. Turkington
Chest X-ray quiz
M. Reading
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EDITORIAL
The power of one
D. Dawson
REVIEW
Intermittent versus Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy: A matter of controversy
H.T. Davies and G.D. Leslie
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ORIGINAL ARTICLES
A description of the characteristics of patients with non-ST elevation acute coronary
syndromes admitted to different settings in the 1990s
!. Jones, M. Flather, M. Johnson, S. Barrow and D. Thompson
The effect of protective treatment in reducing pressure ulcers for non-invasive ventila-
tion patients
M.-H. Weng
Experiences of critically ill patients in the ICU
J.G.M. Hofhuis, PE. Spronk, H.F. van Stel, A.J.P. Schrijvers, J.H. Rommes and J. Bakker
Research activities and perceptions of barriers to research utilization among criticai care
nurses in Korea
E.G. Oh
Chest X-ray quiz
M. Reading
BOOK REVIEW
Operating Department Practice A-Z
C. Crocker
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EDITORIAL
Moving to all-graduate nursing in England — Implications for the nursing workforce
G. Lyte
ORIGINAL ARTICLES
Supporting families through discharge from PICU to the ward: The development and
evaluation of a discharge information brochure for families
S. Linton, C. Grant and J. Pellegrini
Intensive care nurses’ encounters with multicultural families in Norway: An exploratory
study
S. Hoye and E. Severinsson
The importance of critical care nurses’ caring behaviours as perceived by nurses and
relatives
E. O’Connell and M. Landers
Minimal occlusive volume cuff inflation: A survey of current practice
L. Rose and L. Red!
Access to intensive care units: A survey in North-East Italy
A.B. Anzoletti, A. Buja, V. Bortolusso and A. Zampieron
The role and effectiveness of a nurse practitioner led critical care outreach service
A.M. Pirret
Chest X-ray quiz
M. Reading
Volume Contents, Author Index and Subject Index
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Author Index
Goodridge D, 162
a /
Aut or index Grant C, 329
A Graves T, 207
Aari R-L, 78 Gundersen D, 90
Ahlstrém G, 108 Gustafssor: B, 222
Aitken LM, 68
Alapack RJ, 130 H
Almerud §S, 130 Helena L-K, 78
Andersson §, 233 Hinkelbein J, 4
Anzoletti AB, 366 Hofhuis JGM, 300
Arroyo-Novoa CM, 20 Hoye S, 338
; Hylands J, 260
B
Bakker J, 300 I
Ball C, 209 Ivarsson B, 242
Barrow S, 286
Berggren L, 108 J
Berland A, 90 Johnson M, 286
Binks R, 150 Johnsson P, 242
Blot SI, 6 Jones DJ, 152
Blunt M, 122 Jones I, 286
Bortolusso V, 366
Bossaert L, 98 K
Buja A, 366 Karlsson V, 41
Keady S, 59, 137
Cc Kesecioglu J, 218
Coombs M 187 Kinnear W, 180
Crocker C, 180, 325
Currey J, 68 L
Labeau SO, 6
Landers M, 349
D
Larsson S, 242
Davies HT, 269
Leslie GD, 269
Dawson D, 187, 267
Linton S, 329
de Sousa RMC, 197
L6f L, 108
Deeny P, 143
Luhrs C, 242
Duggleby W, 162
Lyte G, 327
E
M
Ebbs NL, 51
MacLaren R, 8
Edwards SL, 28
Magnus VS, 264
Egerod I, 171
Marshall AP, 68
Ekebergh M, 130
Mayne N, 59
Elliott D, 68
McFetridge B, 143
Engstr6m A, 233
McMillen RE, 251
Meijers KE, 222
F Mendes AM, 197
Figueroa-Ramos MI, 20 Miranda DR, 197
Flather M, 286 Monahan MF, 8
Forsberg A, 41 Munro CL, 152
Fridlund B, 130
N
G Natvig GK, 90
Genzwuerker HV, 4 Nelson KM, 211
Gjevre J, 162 Notley C, 122
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Author Index
O Spronk PE, 300
O’Connell E, 349 Stanik-Hutt J, 20
Oh EG, 314 Steel A, 122
Owen P, 8
T
P Tarja S, 78
Padilha KG, 65, 197 Thacker M, 59, 137
Pellegrini J, 329 Thompson CL, 20
Pirret AM, 375 Thompson D, 286
Puntillo KA, 20 Timmons §, 51
Truijen S, 98
Q Turkington L, 264
Queijo AF, 197
R U
Reading M, 63, 141, 205, 265, 323, 383 Underwood C, 122
Redl L, 359
Rennie D, 162
V
Rommes JH, 300 Van Eijk MMJ, 218
Rose L, 359 Van Rompaey B, 98
Ryder-Lewis MC, 211 van Stel HF, 300
Vandijck DM, 6
S
Schou L, 171
W
Schrijvers AJP, 300
Weng M-H, 295
Schuurmans M], 98
White C, 20
Severinsson E, 338
Wild LR, 20
Shortridge-Baggett LM, 98
SjGberg T, 242
Slooter AJC, 218 Z
SddCee rberCrgy So,O , &2 33 Zampieron A, 366
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Subject Index
Su o (as Tate (=>4 Error in measurement, 4
Evidence-based practice, 314
di Experience, 41, 233
Acid base balance, 28
Acidosis, 28 F
Acute cardiology ward, 286 Family, 122
Advanced nursing practice, 375 Family member, 338
Advanced practice, 187 Feelings, 108 ;
Agitation, 211 Fingernail polish, 4
Alkalosis, 28 Flight nursing, 51
Allopurinol, 59 Focus groups, 90
Antibiotic, 260 Follow-up visit, 233
Anticoagulation, 137
Arterial blood gases, 28 G
General medical ward, 28
B General ward after ICU, 108
Bacteraemia, 152 Guideline, 8
Barriers to research utilization, 314
Bias, 4 H
Bloodstream infections, 152 Heart, 242
Hospital admission, 108
re Hyponatraemia, 137
CABG, 171
Care bundle, 180 I
Caring, 349 ICN, 222
Caring behaviours, 349 ICU, 41, 108, 171
Caring relationship, 130 ICU admission, 108
Chronic illness, 162 ICU discharge, 108
CIT, 222 Indicators of health services, 197
Competence, 78 Information, 242
Complication, 242 Injectable, 137
Consultant nurse, 187 Intensive Care, 269
COPD, 162 Intensive care, 130, 233, 251
Coronary care unit, 286 Intensive care, 6, 8, 78, 98, 300, 375
Critical Care, 122 Intensive care nurses, 338
Critical care, 8, 78, 143, 180, 187, 197, 314, 349, Intensive care unit (ICU), 20, 59, 211, 366
Critical care nursing, 68, 171 Intensive care units, 197
Critical care outreach, 375 Interpretive content analysis, 338
Critical illness, 130, 233 Inter-professional working, 51
Critically ill, 108
Cuff inflation, 359 J
Job strain model, 90
D
Death, 242 K
Decision-making, 6 Knowledge, 6
Delirium, 98, 218
Discharge information, 329 L
Doctor-nurse relations, 51 Long-term, 108
E M
Electrolyte, 8 Magnesium, 8
Emotional reactions, 108 Mechanical ventilation, 152, 359
End of life care, 162 Mechanical ventilator weaning, 171
End of life decisions, 251 Memories, 41
Endotracheal intubation, 359 Memory, 108
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Subject Index
Military nursing, 51 Q
Minimal occlusive volume, 359 Qualitative thematic content analysis, 233
Mixed-method, 68
Monitoring, 218 R
Multicultural, 338 Rasburicase, 59
Recall, 108
N Relatives, 122, 349
National Patient Safety Agency (NPSA), 137 Reliability, 211
Next of kin, 242 Renal Replacement Therapy, 269
NIV, 295 Research report, 68
Non-ST elevation acute coronary Research utilization, 314
syndromes, 286 Review, 260
North-East Italy, 366 Risk, 137
Northern Ireland, 143 Risk factor, 98
Nurse education, 68
Nurse liaison, 329 S
Nurse practitioner, 375 Satisfaction, 122
Nurses, 6 SAUC model, 222
Nurses and decision making, 251 Sedation, 211
Nursing, 130, 349 Self-determination, 222
Nursing care, 300 Service improvement, 180
Nursing history, 143 Survey, 187
Nursing workload, 197 .
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O [echnology, 130
Oral care, 152 Tegaderm, 295
Oral syringes, 137 fegasorb, 295
Order form, 8 ligecycline, 260
Outcomes, 269 Tracheal suctioning, 20
Oxygen saturation, 4 [rajectory, 108
" [ransfer anxiety, 329
Tumour lysis syndrome, 59
Pain, 20
Patient experience, 171 V
Patient safety, 90 Ventilator associated pneumonia, 359
Patient’s experiences, 300 Ventilator treatment, 41, 108
Phenomenology, 130 Visiting policies, 366
Phosphorus, 8
Potassium, 8 W
Pressure ulcer, 295 Weaning, 180
Procedures, 20 Withdrawal of treatment, 251
Pulse oximetry, 4 Work stress, 90
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