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Critical care nurses' grief, anxiety, and their preparedness to care for dying patients: a multisite, cross-sectional study in IrelandJames Marl M Lapinid, Zara Fay, Alexphil PonceIntensive & Critical Care Nursing|May 30, 2026
Development and clinical evaluation of a contextually adapted respiratory critical care nurse specialist protocol (RESPIRE study): A sequential multimethod, single-center studyMalihe Salimi-Bani, Vinciya Pandian, Ali Ait Hssain, et al.Intensive & Critical Care Nursing|May 21, 2026
Physical function at ICU discharge and long-term outcomes in mechanically ventilated patients: A retrospective cohort studyNicolas Angarita-Camacho, Vanesa Stefany Pinillos-Malagón, Angélica Viviana Rico-Barrera, et al.Intensive & Critical Care Nursing|January 27, 2023
Association between psychosocial factors and satisfaction with communication in family members of intensive care unit patients during COVID-19 pandemic: An exploratory cross-sectional studyCristobal Padilla Fortunatti, Noelia Rojas Silva, Yasna Palmeiro Silva, et al.Intensive & Critical Care Nursing|May 3, 2026
MOSHI 2: An exploration of key safety concerns, mitigations and adaptive capacity arising from the use of safety huddles in ICUs across the United Kingdom - A cross-sectional national e-surveyJ Ede, C Lumley, L StaytIntensive & Critical Care Nursing|April 24, 2026
Nursing management in extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO): A scoping reviewAtreyu van Esch, Fredrike Blokzijl, Carola J C van Aart, et al.Intensive & Critical Care Nursing|April 22, 2026
Exploring the potential impact of real-time ventilation feedback on the quality of manual bag ventilation in routine ICU practice. The FEED-BAG studyEmilio Rodriguez-Ruiz, Maitane Campelo-Izquierdo, Ana Estany-Gestal, et al.Intensive & Critical Care Nursing|October 17, 2017
Impact of prior ICU experience on ICU patient family members' psychological distress: A descriptive studyChrystal L Lewis, Jessica Z TaylorIntensive & Critical Care Nursing|August 14, 2003
End-of-life decisions in Swedish ICUs. How do physicians from the admitting department reason?Mia Svantesson, Peter Sjökvist, Håkan ThorsénIntensive & Critical Care Nursing|January 17, 2004
The presence of family during brain stem death testingMajella DoranPageof 203