A38 IMPROVING QUALITY AND OUTCOMES OF CRITICAL CARE: Characterizing Intensive Care Unit Patient And Family Experiences Of Recovery After Traumatic Injury

Semi-structured interviews are performed at 7 time points over the course of one year with patient neurocognitive testing performed at each post-ICU time point (Figure 1). Understanding the distinct post-acute care needs of both patients and family members may drive changes in clinical practice, par...

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Published in:American journal of respiratory and critical care medicine 2017-01, Vol.195
Main Authors: Buddai, S, Di Taranti, L J, Adenwala, A Y, Aepli, S, Choudhary, M, George, D L, Koilor, C B, Linehan, M, Peifer, H, Rub, D, Kaplan, L, Johnson, N, Lane-Fall, M B
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Intensive care
Interviews
Patients
Qualitative research
Recovery (Medical)
Subacute care
Trauma
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Summary:Semi-structured interviews are performed at 7 time points over the course of one year with patient neurocognitive testing performed at each post-ICU time point (Figure 1). Understanding the distinct post-acute care needs of both patients and family members may drive changes in clinical practice, particularly in the outpatient setting.
ISSN:1073-449X
1535-4970