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Concurrent Incidence of Adverse Events in Hospitals and Nursing Homes

Betsie van Gaal; Lisette Schoonhoven; JAJ Mintjes-de Groot; T. Defloor; H Habets; Andreas Voss; Theo van Achterberg; R.T.C.M. Koopmans

Purpose To describe the concurrent incidence of pressure ulcers, urinary tract infections, and falls in hospitals and nursing homes, and the preventive care given. Additionally, the correlation between the occurrence of these adverse events and preventive care was explored. Design and Settings A prospective, …

2014AlgemeenArtikel

Fewer adverse events as a result of the SAFE or SORRY? programme in hospitals and nursing homes : Part I: Primary outcome of a cluster randomised trial

Lilian Vloet; A. Habets; Bauke Koekkoek; Joke Mintjes; Lisette Schoonhoven; Betsie van Gaal; Marlies Hulscher; George Borm; Andreas Voss; T. Defloor; R.T. Koopmans; Theo van Achterberg

Patient care guidelines are usually implemented one at a time, yet patients are at risk for multiple, often preventable, adverse events simultaneously. This study aimed to test the effect of the SAFE or SORRY? programme on the incidence of three adverse events (pressure ulcers, urinary tract infections …

2011AlgemeenArtikel

The focus of family members' functioning in the acute phase of traumatic coma, Part One: the initial battle and protecting life

Prof. Dr. M.S.H. Duijnstee (Lector); T. Defloor; M.H.F. Grypdonck; S.T.L. Verhaeghe; F.J. van Zuuren

No summary available

2008AlgemeenArtikel

The focus of family members' functioning in the acute phase of traumatic coma, Part Two: protecting from suffering and protecting what remains to rebuild life

F.J. van Zuuren; T. Defloor; Prof. Dr. M.S.H. Duijnstee; M.H.F. Grypdonck; S.T.L. Verhaeghe

No summary available

2008AlgemeenArtikel

How does information influence hope in family members of traumatic coma patients in intensive care unit?

F.J. van Zuuren; Prof. Dr. M.S.H. Duijnstee (Lector); T. Defloor; M.H.F. Grypdonck; S.T.L. Verhaeghe

AIMS: To assess the interplay between hope and the information provided by health care professionals. BACKGROUND: Earlier research learned that hope is crucial for relatives of traumatic coma patients. Also it has been reported that the need for information is extremely important for relatives of critically …

2007AlgemeenArtikel

The process and the meaning of hope for familymembers of traumatic comapatients in intensive care

F.J. van Zuuren; T. Defloor; S.T.L. Verhaeghe; M.H.F. Grypdonck; Prof. Dr. M.S.H. Duijnstee (Lector)

In this study, the authors examined the process that family members go through when they are confronted with traumatic coma. They conducted 24 semistructured interviews with 22 family members of 16 coma patients and analyzed the data using the constant comparative method as proposed by grounded theory. …

2007AlgemeenArtikel

The needs and experiences of family members of adult patients in an intensive care unit: a review of the literature.

S.T.L. Verhaeghe; Prof. Dr. M.S.H. Duijnstee (Lector); F. van Zuuren; M.H.F. Grypdonck; T. Defloor

No summary available

2005AlgemeenArtikel

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Concurrent Incidence of Adverse Events in Hospitals and Nursing Homes

Fewer adverse events as a result of the SAFE or SORRY? programme in hospitals and nursing homes : Part I: Primary outcome of a cluster randomised trial

The focus of family members' functioning in the acute phase of traumatic coma, Part One: the initial battle and protecting life

The focus of family members' functioning in the acute phase of traumatic coma, Part Two: protecting from suffering and protecting what remains to rebuild life

How does information influence hope in family members of traumatic coma patients in intensive care unit?

The process and the meaning of hope for familymembers of traumatic comapatients in intensive care

The needs and experiences of family members of adult patients in an intensive care unit: a review of the literature.

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