Patient and family perceptions of physical therapy in the medical intensive care unit

作者: Peter D. Sottile , Amy Nordon-Craft , Daniel Malone , Margaret Schenkman , Marc Moss

DOI: 10.1016/J.JCRC.2015.04.119

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摘要: Abstract Purpose Patient and family member perceptions of physical therapy (PT) in the intensive care unit factors that influence their degree satisfaction have not been described. Methods A panel experts developed a questionnaire assessed patient PT. Critically ill patients members were asked to complete survey. scores compared stratified by age, sex, mechanical ventilation for greater than 14 days or less. Results total 55 49 completed Patients reported PT was necessary beneficial recovery, despite associating with difficulty, exertion, discomfort. similar regardless age sex. Family underestimated patient's enjoyment ( P = .03). For individuals who required prolonged (>14 days), more difficult .03) less enjoyable .049), as causing discomfort .005). In addition, felt .01). Conclusions Physical is perceived recovery critically members.

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