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Kerry A Milner1, Suzanne Marmo2
1College of Nursing, Sacred Heart University, Dr Susan L. Davis, RN & Richard J. Henley, 5151 Park Avenue, Fairfield, CT 06825, USA.
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Family-centered care (FCC) emphasizes collaboration, dignity, respect, and shared decision-making between families and health care teams. In the ICU, FCC relies on family presence at the bedside, facilitated by open visitation policies. However, the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted this model, as restrictive visitation policies eliminated family presence, leading to adverse outcomes such as loneliness and delirium in patients, distress and grief among families, and moral injury and burnout in staff. As health systems recover, there is a need to reestablish FCC by prioritizing open visitation while balancing infection control and operational demands.
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