Critical Care departments represent some of the most intense and acute care environments where patients face potentially life-threatening illness and unique symptoms. These environments are also highly unpredictable and sometimes chaotic in that patients may arrive any moment rushed to intensive care based on unexpected and sudden changes in symptoms.
To coordinate patient care and experiences in these settings, a number of professionals are required to perform as a team ranging from nursing, highly-specialized physicians, imaging, laboratory, and pharmacy, to name a few departments. Additionally, many times, due to the patient’s condition, the family experiences extreme stress. As such, patients and their family members want to see attributes such as effective communication, care coordination, involvement in decisions, clear explanations, and signs of a safe environment.
This premium content is only available to our PRC Partners. If you are an EasyView® customer you can login to view this post with the button below. Otherwise please visit the EasyView® page to learn more.
Having trouble logging in? Click here to send us an email so we can help you get access!