Healthcare Staff Attitudes Towards Delirium 

1.What is your role?
2.What specialty do you work in?
3.What gender do you identify as?
4.What is your age?
5.I feel comfortable caring for a patient with delirium
6.I find it frustrating to deal with patients experiencing delirium
7.I feel confident in my understanding of delirium
8.I would like to have further guidance regarding the care of patients with delirium
9.If yes, do you have any thoughts on what guidance you would like to receive?
10.I believe acute delirium is a primary psychiatry disorder
11.All patients with delirium should be managed on a psychiatric ward
12.I consider acute delirium to be a condition that is under-diagnosed
13.I consider delirium a medical emergency
14.I know where to seek further support and guidance on managing such patients
15.Colleagues are willing to help when I need support/guidance on managing a patient with delirium
16.Non-pharmacological strategies work better in managing delirium in general hospital wards compared to medications
17.Thinking about the last 10 patients you cared for with delirium, what challenges did you face?
18.Thinking about the last 10 patients with delirium- which of the following have you experienced when you cared for them directly or indirectly? (Please select all that apply)
19.Thinking about the last 10 patients with delirium- which of the following would you like to see more of when you care for them directly or indirectly? (Please select all that apply)
20.Do you feel general hospitals manage delirium well?
21.Does your hospital have a psychiatric liaison service?
22.Does your hospital have a delirium management team?
23.Do you have any further comments on your thoughts about managing a patient with delirium?
24.Do you have any further comments on your thoughts about managing a patient with delirium?