Developing a Tool to Improve Critical Care Nurses’ Access to High-Risk, Low-Volume Resources

The resource packet has been used in HRLV scenarios and with new nurses during downtime. It was easy to implement and can be individualized for many units and patient populations. It serves as a bridge to easily bring best practice information to the bedside.

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Critical Care Nurse
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2026-02-01
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https://doi.org/10.4037/ccn2026668
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Developing a Tool to Improve Critical Care Nurses’ Access to High-Risk, Low-Volume Resources

Michelle DeDeo, Cara Gallegos, Amber Depew, Sean Robinson et al.
Critical Care Nurse
QR Code Applications and Technologies
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Developing a Tool to Improve Critical Care Nurses’ Access to High-Risk, Low-Volume Resources

Michelle DeDeo, Cara Gallegos, Amber Depew, Sean Robinson, Kirianne Green
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Abstract

The resource packet has been used in HRLV scenarios and with new nurses during downtime. It was easy to implement and can be individualized for many units and patient populations. It serves as a bridge to easily bring best practice information to the bedside.

Critical Care NurseVol. 46(1)
Providence Regional Medical Center Everett (US), Swedish Research Council (SE), Swedish Medical Center (US), Intensive Care Society (GB), Providence Health & Services (US)
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Openalex Percentile: Top 81%
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