Missed nursing care (MNC) in intensive care units (ICUs) is associated with adverse patient outcomes, yet multicentre evidence from mainland China remains limited.
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Existing research has focused mainly on high‐risk medication errors, contributory factors and process‐based interventions; less is known about nurses' everyday safety work in paediatric intensive care.
The aim of this study was to evaluate changes in nursing practices following implementation of a multifaceted nursing practice bundle for the management of changed behaviour in hospitalised adults with cognitive impairment.
Alarm fatigue is a critical concern in intensive care units (ICUs), affecting nurse well‐being and patient safety. It may reflect interacting conditions within the clinical work system, yet evidence on its severity and associated factors among ICU nurses remains fragmented.
To explore the perceptions of patients and nursing professionals regarding patient participation in nursing handover in a coronary intensive care unit.
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