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A comprehensive systematic review of visitation models in adult critical care units within the context of patient- and family-centred care

Flexible visiting policies provide the ability to incorporate the concepts of PFCC into practice. However, nurses believe that while visiting is beneficial to patients, open and/or flexible visiting hours are an impediment to practice and increase their workload. Recommendations for best practice were formulated based on the outcomes and include visiting hours should be used as guidelines, not rules, that allow flexibility dependent upon individual patient/family situation. With regard to congruence with PFCC, patient and family requests for information emerged as an unmet need that needs to be addressed.

Posted in: Meta-analyses - Systematic Reviews on 01/02/2012 | Link to this post on IFP |
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