ICU diaries are key to humanising critical care. A global conference (2025) highlights benefits for patients & families, growing digital innovations, and ongoing implementation challenges.
Thanks to all speakers!
Open access by @niccjournal :
https://t.co/tg3XT8WGdq
Happy #WDAD2026
We informed patients, families and staff about Delirium.
Most questions by dyads of patients and partners:
I/He/she had delirium, why and what happened?
Can it happen again?
How can we prevent it?
Touching encounters. Delirium matters!
Continuity, communication, and knowing who is responsible for care sit at the heart of patient-centred practice. But how does primary nursing translate into the realities of intensive care?
🔗 https://t.co/9exbP1MAoL
#PatientCentredCare@BACCNUK
First time that a position paper about animal assisted interventions has been published by a German Critical Care Society in Germany
(main text is in German, of course)
Congratulations to the authors!
https://t.co/CBFWX3HbMU
🎉A Warm Welcome to Dr Peter Nydahl
We are proud to announce the appointment of Dr Peter Nydahl, as our new Co-Editor of Nursing in Critical Care. Peter brings a wealth of expertise in critical care and editorial experience.
Please join us in giving Peter a warm welcome!
Delirium prevalence, interventions and barriers in intensive care units in German-speaking countries: A retrospective cross-sectional secondary analysis of the WDAD 2023 study
@Schi_Flor@niccjournal
https://t.co/6bf8Lqx1Sm
📢 Call for Papers: Special Issue on Family-Centred Care in Critical Care Nursing!
We're delighted to announce a special issue guest-edited by Prof. Anne-Sylvie Ramelet and Dr. Peter Nydahl.
👉 More info & submissions: https://t.co/ngynqLXwwF
#FamilyCenteredCare#criticalcare
🧊 Could frozen saline or menthol gum help reduce thirst in abdominal surgical patients?
A new mixed-methods study explores this intervention to reduce thirst after abdominal surgery.
👉Full article: https://t.co/EGC88i1Ph0
#CriticalCareNursing#PostOpCare@BACCNUK
🚨 Every year, hundreds of thousands in 🇩🇪 suffer from delirium - often undetected, with severe consequences & billions in costs. Yet, 30–50% are preventable!
We demand an Action Plan for Delirium on #WDAD2025
Support our Bundestag petition https://t.co/py81jaX1uF