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Loretta J Aiken1, Patrice D Bibeau, Barbara J Cilento
1Department of Cardiac Surgery, National Naval Medical Center, Bethesda, Maryland 20889, USA. loretta.aiken@med.navy.mil
This article describes the family-centered care that the National Naval Medical Center provided to the family members of a war-wounded soldier. It also includes the compelling written thoughts of a mother's bedside vigil during the 32 days her son spent in a sedated and ventilated state in the intensive care unit.
This article describes the family-centered care that the National Naval Medical Center provided to the family members of a war-wounded soldier. It also includes the compelling written thoughts of a mother's bedside vigil during the 32 days her son spent in a sedated and ventilated state in the intensive care unit.
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