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Name of Media:
Patient-Centered Rounds Using the ABCDEF Bundle
Type of Library Material:
Medical Professional Education
Brief description of media:
This Facilitator’s Guide contains an overview of each video, strategies to create an environment in which the learners are allowed to reflect openly and recognize
good and poor communication, a template for showing the video, suggestions for facilitating debriefing discussions, and additional questions to facilitate conversation on specific elements addressed in each video.
Is this COVID-19 Related Material:
No
Name of Media:
“My life changed forever”: A nurse’s account of her own PICS
Type of Library Material:
Testimonial
Brief description of media:
Jessica, a nurse, is a survivor of post-intensive care syndrome (PICS).
Below, she recounts her experiences in the ICU and after discharge.
As you read her story, think about how you and your peers provide
care to critically ill patients—and how you might be able to prevent
some of the negative effects experienced by ICU patients.
Is this COVID-19 Related Material:
No
Name of Media:
The Anæsthetist's Viewpoint on the Treatment of Respiratory Complications in Poliomyelitis during the Epidemic in Copenhagen, 1952
Type of Library Material:
Medical Journal
Brief description of media:
This article demonstrates the principles of treatment on Respiratory Complications in Poliomyelitis patients through several real cases that patients had been improved by measures usually carried out by the anesthetist during his daily work in the operating room.
Is this COVID-19 Related Material:
No
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