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Delirium survey for World Delirium Day

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Coping with delirium

Delirium is an experience many ICU patients have had. How have you coped with your delirium experience? ICUsteps is helping with a project about delirium experiences and if you have had delirium or are a family member who witnessed delirium we would love to hear from you. Have you been able to cope with your experiences and transform it into a positive. For patients it could be talking to a nurse who explained hallucinations, reading your diary about the stay in ICU, attending a support group or getting counselling. For family members, it may be being encouraged to re-orientate a loved-one during their delirium, or calming them down by holding hands, or other situations.

Would you share your experience (only 300 words).

This is an international study, and we want to analyse how persons with delirium experiences and their families can cope successfully with delirium, and use these insights to help future patients in dealing with delirium in a better way.

The survey is open today, World Delirium Awareness Day, March 12th until April 23rd 2025

Link: surveymonkey.com/r/Delirium...

Thank you very much

Rebecca von Haken, Heidi Lindroth, Keibun Liu, Peter Nydahl, ICUsteps team and the WDAD Study Team

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BigH63

Thank you for the link, I will definitely contribute my experiences to help the study

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Roolizzie

I wanted to respond but I couldn’t find uk britain, England any advice

Thank you

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Rhyl1PartnerModeratorICUsteps in reply toRoolizzie

I’ve contacted the survey writer and he’s checking now. I’ll let you know when it’s sorted. So sorry

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Rhyl1PartnerModeratorICUsteps in reply toRoolizzie

hi, the survey has been edited so United Kingdom is in the list. Thanks for getting in contact to sort it out

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Roolizzie in reply toRhyl1

Thank you very much

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stevet11753

I'm a little confused. The introduction seems to suggest the survey is for health professionals to share their stories of the care and treatment of delirium. Have I got this wrong?

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It’s for patients and family members. Its been translated from German so that might be the problem

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stevet11753 in reply toRhyl1

Thanks, I'll post my response.

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Raising8

Hi,I'll definitely fill it in

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Don’t forget to join the delirium experience survey before 23rd April 2025. It’s open to patients, family and healthcare staff. Here’s the link surveymonkey.com/r/Delirium...

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