Emerson 2014.

Methods	Randomized trial comparing the effectiveness of a delirium management team vs standard of care in the treatment of delirium Study took place in 3 medical‐surgical ICUs in the United States
Participants	Adult (> 18 years) ICU patients diagnosed with delirium via the CAM‐ICU
Interventions	Participants received standard delirium care or management via a team consisting of a physician, a clinical pharmacist, and a registered nurse delirium co‐ordinator. Participants in the intervention group were assessed daily over the course of their ICU stay for non‐pharmacological and pharmacological interventions. Per hospital initiative, a delirium prevention bundle and early mobilization administered by exercise physiologists were provided to all patients in the study
Outcomes	Primary Duration of delirium Secondary Duration of mechanical ventilation ICU and hospital length of stay
Notes	Study status unknown. Study was published in abstract form under the title "Impact of a collaborative multidisciplinary team on ICU delirium" (Emerson 2014). Several attempts to contact the principal study investigator (kemerson1@stlukeshealth.org) were unsuccessful