A tear-jerker talk by Kali Dayton DNP giving a shout-out to the Heidi Engel DPT view of A-F bundle. #ADS23PVD#Refraint not restraint! https://t.co/ZwdTgqyBuB
@ogi_gajic@Luda_Karnatovsk @SumeraAhmad12 @niven_alex@WesElyMD@DrDaleNeedham Totally. I tell patients I’m intubating (when possible) that I will sedate them for the procedure and then let them wake up since many don’t mind being intubated and often prefer to be in control. I tell them they can always ask for something to take the edge off. It works!
Great conversation! Follow the FREEDOM trial with @DrDaleNeedham and @ReneeStapleton using Refraint instead of Restraint with @ExersidesICU. See @PaviniMD invention at https://t.co/yXKwXwNwOd and get White Paper at https://t.co/31YrmL4j4k
@JimmyJimrid @dwadepsych I rarely hear ICU nurses saying 'restraint', more often it's 'sleep' for sedation or 'mittens' for the padded gloves we use to reduce device interference. I hope to identify modifiable factors in my PhD that lead to restraint, and work towards something to help minimise them.