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Davydow DS et al. – Easily identifiable risk factors including ICU/acute care service–delivery characteristics and early post–ICU distress were associated with increased risk of PTSD and limitations in return to usual major activity. Future investigations could develop early screening interventions in acute care settings targeting these risk factors, facilitating appropriate treatments.

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