Family Centered Care in the Critically Ill

March 09, 2017 00:30:38
Family Centered Care in the Critically Ill
Critical Care Perspectives in Emergency Medicine
Family Centered Care in the Critically Ill

Mar 09 2017 | 00:30:38

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Show Notes

New guidelines have just been published on the care of family members of critically ill patients! So many family members of critically ill patients have significant problems, including PTSD and depression, in the months following the ICU stay of their loved one.  Peter, Rob, Mike, and John review select recommendations of these new guidelines.  Incredibly important content this month!

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