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Intensive & Critical Care Nursing|September 15, 2014
Caring for the dying patient in the ICU--the past, the present and the futureIsabell FridhNursing & Health Sciences|August 26, 2021
Postgraduate nursing students' experiences of simulation training and reflection in end-of-life communication with intensive care patients and their familiesElisabeth Lindberg, Isabell FridhNursing in Critical Care|October 25, 2019
Family-centred end-of-life care and bereavement services in Swedish intensive care units: A cross-sectional studyIsabell Fridh, Eva ÅkermanNursing Inquiry|July 6, 2019
Is it possible to feel at home in a patient room in an intensive care unit? Reflections on environmental aspects in technology-dense environmentsMorgan Andersson, Isabell Fridh, Berit LindahlIntensive & Critical Care Nursing|August 1, 2009
Doing one's utmost: nurses' descriptions of caring for dying patients in an intensive care environmentIsabell Fridh, Anna Forsberg, Ingegerd BergbomIntensive & Critical Care Nursing|December 30, 2008
Close relatives' experiences of caring and of the physical environment when a loved one dies in an ICUIsabell Fridh, Anna Forsberg, Ingegerd BergbomScandinavian Journal of Caring Sciences|April 13, 2007
End-of-life care in intensive care units: family routines and environmental factorsIsabell Fridh, Anna Forsberg, Ingegerd BergbomScandinavian Journal of Caring Sciences|March 14, 2019
Family members' experiences of waiting in intensive care: a concept analysisKristofer Björk, Berit Lindahl, Isabell FridhIntensive & Critical Care Nursing|August 17, 2019
Facing the unfamiliar: Nurses' transcultural care in intensive care - A focus group studyStephanie Listerfelt, Isabell Fridh, Berit LindahlHERD|August 1, 2020
Visitor's Experiences of an Evidence-Based Designed Healthcare Environment in an Intensive Care UnitFredrika Sundberg, Isabell Fridh, Berit Lindahl, et al.Pageof 4