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SUMMARY:Current and Future Measurement of Delirium in NCC: Pitfalls & Posi
 tives of Using CAM-ICU and FMSE
DESCRIPTION:Breakout Session\n\nThomas Lawson (Ohio State University Wexne
 r Medical Center)\n\nDelirium is a condition that occurs commonly among cr
 itically ill stroke patients. Those who experience an episode of delirium 
 have worse outcomes than their non-delirious counterparts. Accurate, relia
 ble, and easily applicable delirium screening tools are required to addres
 s this complication. Until recently, minimal attention has been given to m
 easuring delirium among critically ill stroke and neurocritical care patie
 nts. The Fluctuating Mental Status Evaluation (FMSE) has been developed sp
 ecifically for patients with neurologic injury. Other more widely used too
 ls such as the Confusion Assessment Method for the ICU (CAM-ICU), 4AT, and
  Intensive Care Delirium Screening Checklist (ICDSC) have mixed evidence f
 or their use in a neurocritical care population. This talk will discuss th
 e psychometrics of delirium screening tools considering DSM-V or ICD-10 cr
 iteria. The interplay between delirium and coma, sedation, and aphasia are
  important considerations for clinicians and researchers to incorporate in
 to their practice. This talk will enable participants to be able to discus
 s special considerations for measurement of delirium among patients with a
 cute neurologic injury.\n\nTrack: Clinical Practice\n\nFocus Area: APP Pra
 ctice, Bedside Nursing, Delirium, General Critical Care, Multimodal Neurom
 onitoring (invasive/non-invasive), Neurogenic Respiratory Failure\n\nTarge
 t Audience: Intermediate\n\nSession Chair: Charles Andrews (MUSC)
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