Objective: Alarm fatigue is a widely recognized safety and quality problem where exposure
to high rates of clinical alarms results in desensitization leading to dismissal of or slowed …

Objective: To provide ICU clinicians with evidence-based guidance on tested interventions
that reduce or prevent alert fatigue within clinical decision support systems. Design …

Abstract Aims and Objectives The study purpose was to investigate if compassion fatigue,
burnout, compassion satisfaction and personal characteristics are associated with alarm …

Objectives To determine critical care nurses' knowledge of alarm fatigue and practices
toward alarms in critical care settings. Research methodology/design A cross-sectional …

Importance Bedside monitor alarms alert nurses to life-threatening physiologic changes
among patients, but the response times of nurses are slow. Objective To identify factors …

As socio-technological environments shape and direct listener behaviour, an ecological
account is needed that encompasses listening in complexity (ie, multiple listeners, multiple …

Ten years after the publication of a landmark article in AACN Advanced Critical Care, alarm
fatigue continues to be an issue that researchers, clinicians, and organizations aim to …

Background Evidence-based medicine (EBM) is fundamental to modern clinical practice,
requiring clinicians to continually update their knowledge and apply the best clinical …

Background As one of the most essential technical components of the intensive care unit
(ICU), continuous monitoring of patients' vital parameters has significantly improved patient …

Workplaces are increasingly evaluating the use of wearables for ergonomic assessment and
providing biofeedback as a real-time postural intervention to improve workers' posture …