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Implementation of a delirium assessment tool in the ICU can influence haloperidol use
Critical Care, 08/11/09
Boogaard MVD et al. – With a tailored implementation strategy, a delirium assessment tool was successfully introduced in the ICU with the main goals achieved within four months. Early detection of delirium in critically ill patients increases the number of patients that receive treatment with haloperidol, however with a lower dose and for a shorter time period.
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