For hospitals, patients, and families
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For hospitals, patients, and families
For hospitals, patients, and families
For hospitals, patients, and families
Hospital-induced delirium costs healthcare systems and families billions of dollars each year.
When a patient becomes delirious, nurses and physicians must shift time and attention toward managing confusion, agitation, and safety risks. This slows down the entire unit and lowers overall quality of care.
One patient’s decline can impact everyone around them. As patient A develops delirium, patient B often receives less monitoring and fewer timely interventions, increasing patient B’s risk of becoming delirious as well. This creates a quiet cascade that strains staff, prolongs hospital stays, increases complications, and drives up costs.
Preventing delirium is both a clinical and operational priority. Even small improvements can protect patients and substantially reduce the financial burden.
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