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intensiv 2024; 32(02): 62-70
DOI: 10.1055/a-2226-1721
Intensivpflege
PICS-Management in der Pädiatrie

Träumen, Traumen und Belastungen begegnen

Stefan Grenzer
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Komplikationen einer Intensivbehandlung zu verstehen und evidenzbasierte Praktiken zu ihrer Minimierung zu implementieren, ist auch Aufgabe der modernen Krankenpflege. Mögliche psychische Folgen eines Aufenthalts auf Intensivstationen und die Wirksamkeit des Intensivtagebuchs als pflegerische Intervention wurden – mit besonderem Augenmerk auf die Pädiatrie – einer ausführlichen Analyse unterzogen. Mit seiner Facharbeit errang der Autor den 3. Platz beim Thieme Intensivpflege-Preis 2022.



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