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Abstract PCCLB-46: DELIRIUM AND DEVELOPMENTAL DELAY AMONG CRITICALLY ILL INFANTS AND CHILDREN A PILOT STUDY

Total of 1566 surveys were conducted for 233 patients during six uninformed visits. Residents irrespective of their seniority failed to agree with fellows and attendings on most of the critical questions except for classifying the general condition of patients and anticipation for transfer to floor in the next 24 hours. This condition did not improve at the end of the month. Fellows demonstrated improvement in their agreement level with attendings. Rate of correct answers was highest in attendings and for some of the questions nurses scored higher than residents.