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Background
Admission to an intensive care unit has physiological and psychological consequences for patients and families, including the family's fear that the patient might die. The COVID‐19 pandemic underlined this and furthermore involved visiting restrictions separating patients and families.
Aim
To explore how patients with confirmed COVID‐19 and their relatives experienced an intensive care...
Background
Patient involvement in care in the intensive care unit (ICU) is complex. Knowledge about the nature and extent of patient involvement in the Intensive care unit is scarce.
Aim
The aim of the study was to explore the critical care nursing staff's perception of patient involvement in their care in the ICU.
Study Design
A phenomenological, hermeneutic research study was carried out using...
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