加强从ICU转院期间患者和家属的经验。

Q3 Nursing

Nursing Pub Date : 2025-06-01 Epub Date: 2025-05-19 DOI:10.1097/NSG.0000000000000203

Tracy Nguyen, Tara Sharpp

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摘要

摘要：几乎所有患者在住院期间都经历过院内转移（IHT），无论是从急诊科到住院部，从住院部到影像学，还是由于其他原因。然而，对于从ICU经历过IHT的患者，对患者及其家属来说，不良健康结果和负面经历的风险是显著的。本文探讨了家庭和患者在转移过程中的体验，以及提高转移安全性和患者和家庭体验的策略。

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Enhancing patient and family experience during intrahospital transfers from the ICU.

Abstract: Nearly all patients experience an intrahospital transfer (IHT) during their hospital stay, whether from the ED to an inpatient unit, from an inpatient unit to imaging, or for other reasons. However, for patients who experience an IHT from an ICU, the risk of adverse health outcomes and negative experiences for both patients and their families are significant. This article explores the experience of families and patients during IHTs and strategies to improve the safety of the transfer and experience for patients and families.

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Nursing Medicine-Medicine (all)

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