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  • Chronic critical illness (CCI) survivors face worse outcomes than metastatic lung cancer patients.
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  • Clinician attitudes towards palliative care in CCI are not well understood.

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  • To assess clinician attitudes regarding palliative care for patients with chronic critical illness.
  • To identify potential barriers or facilitators to palliative care integration in CCI.

Main Methods:

  • Cross-sectional survey of clinicians in two ventilator-weaning units.
  • Data collection via free-text associations and Likert scale agreement with palliative care statements.
  • Analysis using inductive content analysis, descriptive statistics, and Fisher's exact tests.

Main Results:

  • High clinician participation (78.5%) across 11 professions.
  • Clinicians associated palliative care with comfort and support.
  • Over 95% of clinicians agreed on the need for palliative care services for CCI and trusted palliative care specialists.

Conclusions:

  • Clinicians are receptive to palliative care involvement in chronic critical illness.
  • Opportunities exist to integrate palliative care expertise into long-term acute care settings for CCI patients.