Post‐intensive care syndrome describes the physical, cognitive and emotional symptoms
which persist following critical illness. At present there is limited understanding of the …

We aimed to describe the one-year (1-y) functional status of survivors of COVID-19 critical
illness, compared to non-COVID-19 survivors, and compared to their pre-ICU status. Adults …

Anticipating ICU discharge and long-term follow-up : Current Opinion in Critical Care
Anticipating ICU discharge and long-term follow-up : Current Opinion in Critical Care Log in or …

Objective To understand the sociotechnical factors affecting medication safety when
intensive care patients are transferred to a hospital ward. Consideration of these medication …

Purpose Factors increasing the risk of maternal critical illness are rising in prevalence in
maternity populations. Studies of general critical care populations highlight that severe …

Purpose To explore the gaps in care provided across the transitions from the intensive care
unit (ICU) to primary care, in order to improve post-ICU care. Methods Semistructured …

Rationale: Survivors of critical illness have multiple symptoms, but how restricting symptoms
change after critical illness and whether these changes differ among vulnerable subgroups …

Background Patients with COVID-19 can require critical care for prolonged periods. Patients
with persistent critical Illness can have complex recovery trajectories, but this has not been …

Background Due to the increasing number of critical care survivors, population-based
studies on the long-term outcomes after discharge are necessary to inform local decision …

Background Early discharge of frail older adults from post-acute care service may result in
individuals' reduced functional ability to carry out activities of daily living, and social …