Families' Experiences of Relocation and Support Needs During Intensive Care Unit Patient Transfers: A Qualitative Study.

Shu Li; Xia Xie; Jing Ma; Huimin Liu; Xiaomin Wu; Lei Li

doi:10.1111/nicc.70414

March 1, 2026

Families' Experiences of Relocation and Support Needs During Intensive Care Unit Patient Transfers: A Qualitative Study.

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This research aims to understand families' experiences and support needs during patient transfers in the intensive care unit.
Conducted a qualitative study involving family members of patients in an ICU.
Gathered insights through interviews or focus groups.
Analyzed responses to identify common themes related to relocation stress and support.
Identified significant emotional and logistical challenges faced by families during transfers.
Emphasized the need for improved inter-departmental communication.
Highlighted the importance of coping strategies for families to manage stress effectively.

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Qualitative study reveals families' relocation stress during ICU transfers, highlighting support needs.

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This study offers valuable insights for optimising clinical care, alleviating family relocation stress, fostering inter-departmental communication and enhancing family coping skills.

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