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See Latest ArticlesWritten information that relatives of adult intensive care unit patients would like to receive- A comparison to published recommendations and opinion of staff members
Critical Care Medicine, 07/01/09
Soltner C et al. - Opinions of relatives should be taken into account when designing ICU information booklets. Relatives want more information than that anticipated by physicians or suggested in guidelines, but the youngest or the less-educated ones may respond less favorably to written information.
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