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  • Description: If delirium is suspected, treat for delirium until confirmation by the medical team. 1.5.2 Ensure that the diagnosis of delirium is documented in the patient's clinical record. 1.5.3 Commence a delirium care plan 1.5.4 Note on the hourly care rounds any signs of delirium in order to document the fluctuations. 1.6 Treating delirium Initial ..

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