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Area of Science:

  • Patient and Family Experience
  • Healthcare Communication
  • Intensive Care Unit Management

Background:

  • Intensive care unit (ICU) hospitalization is stressful for families.
  • Family bedside rounds aim to inform, answer questions, and involve families in care decisions.
  • Limited research exists on family experiences with ICU bedside rounds.

Purpose of the Study:

  • Describe experiences of ICU families participating in bedside rounds.
  • Explore family views on illness, future management, and long-term consequences.
  • Examine experiences of families not participating in bedside rounds.

Main Methods:

  • Qualitative descriptive study utilizing the Family Management Style Framework.
  • Examined experiences of both participating and non-participating families.
  • Focused on family perspectives regarding bedside rounds' value and involvement in care.

Main Results:

  • 80% of participating families found bedside rounds helpful, fostering "Making a Connection: Comfort and Confidence."
  • Consistency in information, scheduling, and communication about delays were key factors.
  • Lack of consistency or preparation led to anger, frustration, and fear; non-participants experienced similar emotions and fear of the unknown.

Conclusions:

  • Healthcare provider communication significantly impacts patient families.
  • Involving families in decision-making with clear, consistent information is essential.
  • Effective communication in ICUs enhances family comfort and confidence.