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PsychNet-UK
Deliriums Information Sheet -
Description, Causation, Treatment, Associated Features, Differential
Diagnosis etc. |
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Video Available
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Alcohol-induced
Psychotic Disorder and Delirium in the General Population.- An
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Clinical
Guide for the Care and treatment of Older people with Deliriums.
A PDF Download. Not rated |
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Delirilum
- Delirium is a medical condition in which you experience confusion,
a loss of attention and focus, hallucinations and sometimes memory
loss. And although it can affect anyone the elderly are at greater
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Delirium:
Diagnosis, Prevention and Management - The advice in the NICE
(UK) guideline covers the care of adults (18 and over) with, or at
risk of, delirium in hospital and in long-term residential care or
a nursing home. It does not look at people receiving end-of-life care,
or people under the influence of or withdrawing from drugs or alcohol.
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Delirium:
Diagnosis, Prevention and Management - An NHS Guide in PDF Format.
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Delirium
scales - A review of Current Evidence - A Downloadable Report
from InfomaWold. You will have to Pay for Full Text. Not
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ICU
Delirium - Delirium is a serious acute medical condition; its
been called a medical emergency. It results in such serious adverse
outcomes for so many patients – including death – that
in any other condition it would have clinicians searching for information
with the same fervour given to cancer or HIV.
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The
Royal College of Psychiatrists - Deliriums Information Page -
Delirium is a state of mental confusion that can happen if you become
medically unwell. It is also known as an 'acute confusional state'.
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Google
Scholarly Article on Delirium - Click
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Wikipedia
- Delirium - Click
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