Improving Cognitive Safety in High-Risk Patients: A Cognitive Assessment-based Approach

Author:

Chignell Mark1,Iglar Alyssa1,Singh Megan1,Furlano Michael1,Hall Trevor1,Morton J. Bruce2,Lee Jacques3

Affiliation:

1. University of Toronto

2. Western University

3. Schwartz/Reisman Emergency Medicine Institute

Abstract

As a first step towards enhanced awareness and monitoring of cognitive safety, we review relevant literature and develop a list of cognitively risky medical interventions that have been frequently cited. We then focus on delirium as a major contributor to cognitive decline and review current and emerging methods of clinical assessment of cognitive status, assessing their utility as cognitive safety monitoring tools in clinical practice. We conclude by proposing a framework for improving cognitive safety in healthcare.

Publisher

SAGE Publications

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