… as the COVID‐19 pandemic require a dedicated and highly demanding response from
critical care nurses. To support these nurses, the broader response to COVID‐19 must include …

… Before the COVID-19 pandemic, growing evidence suggested that the care of critical illness
was overlooked in LRS—hospitals cannot, or do not, prioritise emergency and critical care. …

… This study provides a risk score that predicts critical care admission and death in COVID-19. …
factors for critical care admission or death in a sample of patients admitted with COVID-19. …

… The 500 000 critical care nurses that compose the workforce are essential to the care of
critically ill patients during the COVID-19 public health emergency and in the future as we care …

… Due to a lack of literature about US critical care nurses caring for patients with coronavirus
disease 2019 (COVID-19), the aim of this study was to examine their experiences caring for …

… to patients with COVID-19, but also to health-care workers and … critical care bed capacity,
with a focus not just on infrastructure and supplies, but also on staff management. Critical care …

… As the COVID-19 (coronavirus disease19) outbreak spreads [… or confirmed cases of COVID-19
in negative-pressure rooms. … We realized preparing ICUs for patients with COVID19 had …

… can be challenged to provide adequate care. Case-fatality … the care of patients who are
critically ill with COVID-19. This article discusses issues pertaining to regions where critical care …

… experienced by HCWs in critical care.1., 2., 3., 4. This increased strain on critical care
nurses during COVID-19 is multifactorial. Critically ill COVID-19 patients have extremely high …

… It expands them into an operational framework that can be used by critical care providers, …
resources are scarce during a COVID-19 epidemic. If critical care providers widely adopt and …