Add to ORKGThe literature indicates that involvement of families in critical care settings is effective in meeting the needs of families and patients during a medical crisis. This article presents basic concepts from family systems theory, including cultural considerations useful in developing nursing care plans that integrate family involvement in the care of critically ill patients. © 2008 Lippincott Williams & Wilkins
Background. The unexpected admission of a loved one to an intensive care unit (ICU) may have a negat...
Researchers have identified the needs of family members of critically ill adults, explored their exp...
This thesis describes a qualitative enquiry into the experiences of families visiting an adult inten...
The literature indicates that involvement of families in critical care settings is effective in meet...
Aims and objectives: To understand the needs of critically ill patient families', seeking to meet th...
When an individual becomes critically ill, they may be admitted to a critical care environment, whic...
Aims and objectives: To understand the needs of critically ill patient families', seeking to meet th...
Nursing care of families is essential to strong family support and maintenance of family health duri...
One of the top priorities in recent nursing literature is to explore ways to sensitize nurses to the...
Family needs and involvement in the intensive care unit: a literature review Abbas Saleh Al-Mutair, ...
Critical Illness of an adult constitutes a crisis for family members. The purpose of this grounded ...
Background: Critical illness is distressing for families, and often results in negative effects on f...
This study sought to describe families ’ experiences of providing physical care to their critically ...
Background: Critical illness not only disrupts the patient’s life, but also the lives of close famil...
Approximately 40 individuals attended my session. It was well received and a number of conference pa...
Background. The unexpected admission of a loved one to an intensive care unit (ICU) may have a negat...
Researchers have identified the needs of family members of critically ill adults, explored their exp...
This thesis describes a qualitative enquiry into the experiences of families visiting an adult inten...
The literature indicates that involvement of families in critical care settings is effective in meet...
Aims and objectives: To understand the needs of critically ill patient families', seeking to meet th...
When an individual becomes critically ill, they may be admitted to a critical care environment, whic...
Aims and objectives: To understand the needs of critically ill patient families', seeking to meet th...
Nursing care of families is essential to strong family support and maintenance of family health duri...
One of the top priorities in recent nursing literature is to explore ways to sensitize nurses to the...
Family needs and involvement in the intensive care unit: a literature review Abbas Saleh Al-Mutair, ...
Critical Illness of an adult constitutes a crisis for family members. The purpose of this grounded ...
Background: Critical illness is distressing for families, and often results in negative effects on f...
This study sought to describe families ’ experiences of providing physical care to their critically ...
Background: Critical illness not only disrupts the patient’s life, but also the lives of close famil...
Approximately 40 individuals attended my session. It was well received and a number of conference pa...
Background. The unexpected admission of a loved one to an intensive care unit (ICU) may have a negat...
Researchers have identified the needs of family members of critically ill adults, explored their exp...
This thesis describes a qualitative enquiry into the experiences of families visiting an adult inten...