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Family and Patient Care in Intensive Care Units

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This cluster of papers focuses on family-centered care in intensive care units, emphasizing the importance of family presence, patient-centered care, and meeting the needs of families during critical care situations. It explores topics such as visiting policies, nursing interventions, resuscitation, and healthcare communication in the context of family involvement.

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family presence; family needs; nurse-family communication; family members of critically ill patients; family presence during resuscitation; family anxiety; nurse-family relationship; family members of ICU patients; Critical Care Family Needs Inventory; parents of critically ill children; hospital visiting policy; parents of hospitalized children; visiting hours; ICU environment; intensive care unit families; nurse-family interaction; relatives of ICU patients; ICU diaries; family information needs; family-witnessed resuscitation; visiting policies; family members of hospitalized patients; post-ICU care; mothers of hospitalized children; family-centered rounds

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Morton address: 38356188268384064 · morton4x16-v1

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