Psychiatric Outcomes in ICU Patients With Family Visitation

Stephana J. Moss; Brianna K. Rosgen; Filipe R. Lucini; Karla D. Krewulak; Andrea Soo; Christopher J. Doig; Scott Burton Patten; Henry T. Stelfox; Kirsten M. Fiest

doi:10.1016/j.chest.2022.02.051

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ICU family visitation is associated with a decreased risk of psychiatric disorders in critically ill patients up to 1 year after hospital discharge.

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