… risk for psychological symptoms, we think that critical care nurses … symptom status of patients’
family members. For example, critical care nurses should be present during end-of-life care …

… Critically ill patients who require intensive care unit (ICU) treatment may experience …
patients who need intensive care unit (ICU) treatment may experience psychological distress with …

… Recent recommendations for incorporating family-centered care include assessing
psychological symptoms such as stress and anxiety levels of patients’ family members. Potential …

… , and psychological factors in intensive care unit (ICU), including self-reported sleep quality
and experiences that were associated with posttraumatic stress (PTS) symptoms 6 months …

… predictors of psychological distress symptoms a short time after ICU discharge [11]. Personality
may also influence the course of psychological symptoms after intensive care treatment. …

… Psychological symptoms may vary over time and this could explain part of the regional
variability. Last, the restriction of this study to ICU physicians only provides only a partial picture of …

… unit discharge, and completed the Impact of Events Scale assessing posttraumatic stress–related
symptoms 12 months after intensive care unit discharge. Of the 378 patients admitted …

… Intensive care patients frequently experience memory loss, nightmares, and delusional
memories and some may develop symptoms … gaps’ and promote psychological recovery. In this …

… leading to the development of symptoms of post-intensive care syndrome and post-intensive
care syndrome-family respectively, which may include psychological distress and post-…

… intensive care unit can be stressful and may leave patients with persisting psychological
symptoms … previously been treated in a general adult intensive care unit showed that 38 (47%) …