Thirst Translation and RCT

To translate the SEDE-E (Extubated) and SEDE-T(tracheotomized) protocols-Chinese version and validate it with an RCT trial

Lead sponsor: National Taiwan University•1 locations•View source on ClinicalTrials.gov

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Thirst in the Intensive Care Unit, Recognition, Sensitivity and Type

NCT05473351 · Thirst in Intensive Care Unit (ICU) Practice

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StatusENROLLING_BY_INVITATION

PhaseNA

Enrollment120

Start dateApr 2026

Last updatedApr 13, 2026

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Thirst in Intensive Care Unit (ICU) Practice

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National Taiwan University

Taipei

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