New ICU program fights 'Brain Fog' to help critically ill patients recover
NCT ID NCT06054828
Summary
This study is testing a special nursing program designed to prevent delirium, a serious state of confusion, in critically ill patients on breathing machines in the ICU. The program, called mHELP@ICU, focuses on keeping patients mentally engaged, physically active, and well-nourished. Researchers will enroll about 266 adult patients to see if this approach reduces delirium, shortens hospital stays, and improves patients' strength, thinking, and independence after leaving the ICU.
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Cheryl, Chia-Hui Chen, PhD
RECRUITINGTaipei, National Taiwan University, 10055, Taiwan
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