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- The review aims to collect and evaluate qualitative evidence to help healthcare workers effectively support families of patients in adult ICUs.
- It focuses on understanding the unique experiences and emotional needs of families during this challenging time.
- The goal is to enhance the quality of care and communication provided to families dealing with a loved one in critical condition.
Article Abstract
The objective of the proposed review is to determine the best available qualitative evidence to guide healthcare workers when providing care and support for families of relatives in an adult intensive care unit (ICU). The specific objective is to explore the experiences and needs of families with a relative in an adult ICU.
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