The findings demonstrate the need for ICNs to adopt structured communication strategies, flexible visitation policies and empathy towards families and their patients in the ICU, as well as barriers to effective family involvement in delirium care.
C. Iyiola, E. K. Korsah, A. Abukari et al.· Nursing Critical Care· 0 citations
ABSTRACT Aim This study aimed to explore the perceived holistic value of family‐centred care (FCC) in Ghanaian paediatric intensive care units (PICUs) from the perspectives of nurses, doctors, and families. Design This is a four‐phase mixed‐methods study that incorporates literature control, qualitative, instrument dev...
A. Abukari, S. Schmollgruber, E. K. Korsah· Nursing Open· 0 citations
Background. End-of-life (EOL) decision-making in the intensive care unit (ICU) is a complex and ethically demanding process requiring the integration of medical judgement, ethical principles and emotional sensitivity. Physicians initiate and lead these decisions, particularly in determining the appropriateness and limi...
E. K. Korsah, S. Schmollgruber, A. Abukari· Southern African Journal of...· 0 citations
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