Figure 1.
Consort diagram for questionnaire part one.
This part of the survey gathered general information about the participating hospitals as well as (non-)pharmacological strategies for the management of analgesia, delirium and sedation.
Table 1.
Characteristics of participating intensive care units.
Table 2.
Frequencies of analgesia, delirium and sedation monitoring in participating intensive care units.
Table 3.
Pharmacological treatment strategies for delirium as applied by the participating intensive care units.
Figure 2.
Monitoring of sedation, analgesia and delirium with validated scores.
Mosaic plot: The areas of the mosaic tiles are proportional to the observed frequency of groups. Both, sedation and pain monitoring. None, no sedation and no pain monitoring.
Figure 3.
Consort diagram for questionnaire part 2.
This part of the survey gathered actual practice on analgesia, delirium and sedation management among included patients. Not allocable = there was either no allocable token for questionnaire part one or most of the data were entered incorrectly (e.g. RASS = 10, BPS = −2).
Table 4.
Demographic and clinical characteristics of included patients.
Table 5.
Methods and results of analgesia, delirium and sedation monitoring among included patients.