It is hoped that this case report provides medical staffs with a reference for providing care to patients suffering from cellulitis, physical impairment, and anxiety.Hip fracture commonly occurs in adult patients over 65 years old at a prevalence rate that is estimated to be 756 per 100 thousand cases. Thus, hip fracture surgery is one of the most common emergency operations in older adult populations. In addition, the incidence rate in older adults of post-operative delirium, which leads to symptoms of disturbance related to cognition, attention, perception, logic, memory, psychological activities, mood, and sleep, has been reported as 5%-61%. The many possible complications of post-operative delirium, including death, increase medical costs and family burdens if not managed properly. Proper management involves healthcare providers initiating early assessments, reducing accelerated factors, and providing appropriate care. As diagnosing and differentiating post-operative delirium in clinical practice is difficult, this condition is easily neglected by healthcare teams, resulting in adequate care not being provided to this population. The aim of this paper was to review the definition, relevant physiological and pathological mechanisms and etiologies, and medical management and nursing care of post-operative delirium using an evidence-based literature review. Suggestions for healthcare providers to improve the detection and management of post-operative delirium include using appropriate evaluation tools to detect and diagnose high-risk patients as early as possible, implementing older-adult life planning strategies, and conducting medical consultations. Furthermore, healthcare providers may initiate pain control, nutrient and body fluid supplementation, and sensory/cognition enhancement therapies to reduce the incidence of delirium, length of hospital stay, complications, and in-hospital mortality, thereby improving the quality of care provided to older adult patients with hip fractures and their caregivers.Peritoneal dialysis (PD) education, which has been shown to impact life quality and survival rates, is thus crucial to patients with end-stage renal disease. As medical workers in the PD field, it is our hope and obligation to lead every patient to achieve their individual self-care goals. Although the International Society of Peritoneal Dialysis (ISPD) published guidelines for peritoneal dialysis training in 2006 to help build a comprehensive educational program for better outcomes, how to implement related education programs has not yet been taken seriously by clinical health workers. In Taiwan, no articles introducing these guidelines and no report on the clinical implementation of these guidelines have been published. Thus, this article was written to describe the ISPD guidelines on PD education, including education content, space requirements, soft / hard equipment needs, training hours, and mode. Medical workers may use evaluation and periodical retraining to continuously monitor the self-care ability of patients. Aided by timely home visitations, learning outcomes and patient adaption may be followed comprehensively. Furthermore, to help patients under PD strengthen their capabilities of self-management and self-care, practical training suggestions based on the practice experience of our PD center are also included in this article as references for all medical workers in the PD field.
  Patients with critical illnesses face an elevated risk of medical adhesive relation skin injuries (MARSI), which have negative, subsequent impacts on recovery and quality of healthcare.
 
  The aim of this project was to decrease the incidence of MARSI in the surgical intensive care unit and to improve the accuracy of MARSI preventive care implementation.
 
  The intervention included the implementation of product-use cards, high-risk warning slogans, education programs, experience workshops, and a standard prevention-care protocol for MARSI.
 
  After project implementation, the incidence rate of MARSI decreased from 18.2% to 0%-9.3%, and the accuracy rate of preventive care increased from 38.6% to 95.5%.
 
  This project effectively reduced the incidence of skin injury and improved the quality of critical care. The skills related to the care and prevention of MARSI have been implemented throughout the hospital.
 This project effectively reduced the incidence of skin injury and improved the quality of critical care. The skills related to the care and prevention of MARSI have been implemented throughout the hospital.
  Early rehabilitation exercise has been shown to reduce the onset of disability in patients following acute stroke. However, the clinical execution rate of early rehabilitation exercise for those patients remains low. Our medical team developed an early rehabilitation care plan for patients with acute stroke in 2013, at which time the execution rate of early rehabilitation exercise for these patients in our hospital was only 37.1%. The survey found that patients and caregivers had insufficient awareness of early rehabilitation exercise; hospital staffs lacked appropriate assistive devices, rehabilitation equipment, nursing guidance tools, and handover records; and new nursing staffs were insufficiently aware of the importance of early rehabilitation exercise. This care plan was developed to improve the execution rate of early rehabilitation exercise in patients with acute stroke to slow the progression of their disability.
 
  The project was designed to improve the knowledge of new nursing staffs regarding eae increased from 37.1% to 82.8%.
 
  This project successfully increased the motivation and confidence of patients in rehabilitation and the rate of exercise program execution, which may be expected to impact positively on patients' quality of life.
 This project successfully increased the motivation and confidence of patients in rehabilitation and the rate of exercise program execution, which may be expected to impact positively on patients' quality of life.
  Failure to follow the "Five Rights" and interruptions during medication administration are the two most common factors underlying nurse-related medication errors.
 
  This study was designed to examine the effectiveness in terms of improving nurses' medication administration self-efficacy and recognition of medication errors of an online objective structured video examination (OSVE) intervention focused on the "Five Rights" and "management of interruptions during medication administration".
 
  A quasi-experimental pretest-posttest research design with a respondent-driven sampling method was employed. One hundred and twelve nurses finished the online survey. Instruments included the self-efficacy of medication administration questionnaire and four online medication error OSVEs addressing the issue of medication error recognition. The intervention was an acute medication behavior OSVE.  https://www.selleckchem.com/products/g150.html  Paired t-tests were used to assess the pre-test / post-test differences between variables.
 
  The mean age of the 112 survey respondents was 27.