Stephanie Fuentes Wellstead (@regnurse_kernow) 's Twitter Profile
Stephanie Fuentes Wellstead

@regnurse_kernow

Improvement Practitioner for Falls, Dementia and Delirium @RCHTWeCare * Registered Adult Nurse * all views are my own.

ID: 1626656343141584923

calendar_today17-02-2023 18:54:39

117 Tweet

61 Followers

128 Following

Alasdair MacLullich (@a_maclullich) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🌟 New guidance on #delirium management 🌟 👥➡️ Expert consensus via Delphi process 🧠 Covers general wards, ICU, & cardiac surgery wards 📗 Published in the Delirium journal: doi.org/10.56392/001c.… #WDAD2024

🌟 New guidance on #delirium management 🌟

👥➡️ Expert consensus via Delphi process

🧠 Covers general wards, ICU, & cardiac surgery wards

📗 Published in the Delirium journal: doi.org/10.56392/001c.…

#WDAD2024
Fragility Fracture Network (FFN) (@ff_network) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🦴 🧠 #Delirium affects 1 in 7 pts presenting with hip fracture ➡️All older pts with hip fracture should be assessed for delirium ✳️on admission✳️ ⚠️ Don't wait until after the op, but do check post-op too 🔗 boneandjoint.org.uk/Article/10.130… #WDAD2024

🦴 🧠 #Delirium affects 1 in 7 pts presenting with hip fracture  

➡️All older pts with hip fracture should be assessed for delirium ✳️on admission✳️  

⚠️ Don't wait until after the op, but do check post-op too   

🔗 boneandjoint.org.uk/Article/10.130… #WDAD2024
Alasdair MacLullich (@a_maclullich) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🧠 Delirium has been recognised in medicine for >2000 years. 🧠 Hippocrates first described symptoms resembling delirium in his work "Aphorisms" around 400 BC. As we now do, he believed delirium was a symptom of an underlying condition, such as fever or brain disease. He

🧠 Delirium has been recognised in medicine for >2000 years. 🧠

Hippocrates first described symptoms resembling delirium in his work "Aphorisms" around 400 BC.

As we now do, he believed delirium was a symptom of an underlying condition, such as fever or brain disease.

He
Stephanie Fuentes Wellstead (@regnurse_kernow) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It is great to see our delirium competition initiative from the previous year being incorporated into the resources for delirium ARTS. Take a look at the winning poems from the delirium competition, aimed at raising awareness of delirium 🫶🏽 #WDAD2025

It is great to see  our delirium competition initiative from the previous year being incorporated into the resources for delirium ARTS. 

Take a look at the winning poems from the delirium competition, aimed at raising awareness of delirium 🫶🏽 

#WDAD2025
Alasdair MacLullich (@a_maclullich) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Today is World Delirium Awareness Day! #Delirium affects millions but often goes unrecognised. Let's all work toward making good delirium care the norm, not the exception. #WDAD2025 #DeliriumAware

Stephanie Fuentes Wellstead (@regnurse_kernow) 's Twitter Profile Photo

THURSDAY - DAY FOUR of delirium awareness 🧠 You don’t know what you don’t know | ask us about delirium* What a productive afternoon raising awareness of delirium among staff, patients and visitors 🫶🏽 Together we can make a difference #WDAD2025 iDelirium American Delirium Society

Alasdair MacLullich (@a_maclullich) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The term "delirium" has ancient roots, coming from Latin "de lira" (off the furrow/track). First used by Celsus (25 BCE-50 CE) to describe acute mental disturbances with fever. 2000 years later we're still very much on a learning curve to get the basics right.

The term "delirium" has ancient roots, coming from Latin "de lira" (off the furrow/track). 

First used by Celsus (25 BCE-50 CE) to describe acute mental disturbances with fever.

2000 years later we're still very much on a learning curve to get the basics right.