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Discharging people home editorial: Article against-Should patients be discharged directly home (DDH) from critical
1Critical Care Unit, Royal Blackburn Hospital, East Lancashire NHS Trust, UK.
Insights
Critical care unit (CCU) doctors require adequate training and support before discharging patients. Without proper investment, patient safety and effective care transitions are jeopardized.
Area of Science:
- Critical Care Medicine
- Healthcare Policy
Background:
- The editorial responds to a previous publication by Dr. Crossingham regarding patient discharge practices.
- Current practices for discharging patients from critical care units (CCUs) are under review.
Abstract:
This is the opposing view editorial to the one produced by Dr. Crossingham and argues that CCU doctors should not be discharging patients home without appropriate investment in training and support.
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