Intensive care survivors' experiences of ward-based care: Meleis' theory of nursing transitions and role development among critical care outreach services

Keyphrases

• Nursing 100%
• Ward-based 100%
• Survivor Experience 100%
• Intensive Care Survivors 100%
• Critical Care Outreach Service 100%
• Role Development 100%
• Transition Development 100%
• Follow-up Services 75%
• Critical Care Outreach 75%
• Liaison Service 75%
• Psychosocial Distress 75%
• Ward Transfer 75%
• Patient Experience 50%
• Intensive Care Patients 50%
• Disconnection 25%
• Secondary Data Analysis 25%
• Future Role 25%
• Patient Needs 25%
• Care Needs 25%
• Clinical Practice 25%
• Adverse Events 25%
• Intensive Care 25%
• Nurse-led 25%
• Lack of Understanding 25%
• Ward Staff 25%
• General Ward 25%
• Potentially Avoidable 25%
• Prominent Features 25%
• Psychosocial Needs 25%
• Basic Care 25%
• Middle-range Theory 25%
• Theoretically Informed 25%
• Transitional Care 25%
• Psychosocial Support 25%
• Prolonged Critical Illness 25%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Intensive Care 100%
• Ward 100%
• Clinical Practice 12%
• Base 12%
• Adverse Event 12%
• Deterioration 12%
• Critical Illness 12%
• Psychosocial Care 12%