If you’ve (like me) felt the panic when monitoring your really critical patients… then I made this for you 💜
Our intensive patients can be SUCH a challenge to care for.
We’re dealing with repeated vitals, ever-changing results, medications, fluid rates and often trying to do all that, keep the patient alive, AND write everything down (while it changes from minute to minute).
From years supporting critical medical and ICU patients, I learned that caring for them successfully is SO MUCH EASIER when
We can get all the information we need quickly
We use tools to reduce our mental load (because mistakes happen more easily in high-pressure situations)
We can see exactly what’s going on with our patient, at a glance, and can easily spot trends and patterns
We feel prepared for emergency deterioration
That's why I’ve put together the ULTIMATE critical care monitoring form - to make caring for these patients even simpler, allowing you to focus on them completely, and use more of your nursing skills.
The critical care monitoring form includes:
In-built drug calculators
Pre-calculated CPR drugs
Automatic graphs from the vitals you enter
Completely customisable, easy recording
Use this during those really critical moments to save time, make care easier, and know you’re completely prepared if your patient deteriorates.
Inside this digital download, you’ll find:
A digital form to complete on your laptop/prep computer while at your patient’s side
A paper version of the form (with in-built drug calculators you can complete before printing) to complete by hand
Working examples of both forms, so you can play with them ahead of using them with a real patient.
Details:
Contains one digital download file - save it to your computer or phone and use it whenever you need.
You’ll receive a link to access the file via email after your purchase - if you’ve not received it, check your spam folder.
Important: This tool is intended as a guideline only, for veterinary professionals working in clinical practice. It does not replace veterinary surgeon direction, prescription, or clinical judgement. Medications must be prescribed by a veterinary surgeon, and doses must be checked and signed before administration. All veterinary nurses, technicians and associated professionals must work within local and regional regulatory guidelines and under veterinary direction. Not for editing or redistribution.
If you’ve (like me) felt the panic when monitoring your really critical patients… then I made this for you 💜
Our intensive patients can be SUCH a challenge to care for.
We’re dealing with repeated vitals, ever-changing results, medications, fluid rates and often trying to do all that, keep the patient alive, AND write everything down (while it changes from minute to minute).
From years supporting critical medical and ICU patients, I learned that caring for them successfully is SO MUCH EASIER when
We can get all the information we need quickly
We use tools to reduce our mental load (because mistakes happen more easily in high-pressure situations)
We can see exactly what’s going on with our patient, at a glance, and can easily spot trends and patterns
We feel prepared for emergency deterioration
That's why I’ve put together the ULTIMATE critical care monitoring form - to make caring for these patients even simpler, allowing you to focus on them completely, and use more of your nursing skills.
The critical care monitoring form includes:
In-built drug calculators
Pre-calculated CPR drugs
Automatic graphs from the vitals you enter
Completely customisable, easy recording
Use this during those really critical moments to save time, make care easier, and know you’re completely prepared if your patient deteriorates.
Inside this digital download, you’ll find:
A digital form to complete on your laptop/prep computer while at your patient’s side
A paper version of the form (with in-built drug calculators you can complete before printing) to complete by hand
Working examples of both forms, so you can play with them ahead of using them with a real patient.
Details:
Contains one digital download file - save it to your computer or phone and use it whenever you need.
You’ll receive a link to access the file via email after your purchase - if you’ve not received it, check your spam folder.
Important: This tool is intended as a guideline only, for veterinary professionals working in clinical practice. It does not replace veterinary surgeon direction, prescription, or clinical judgement. Medications must be prescribed by a veterinary surgeon, and doses must be checked and signed before administration. All veterinary nurses, technicians and associated professionals must work within local and regional regulatory guidelines and under veterinary direction. Not for editing or redistribution.
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