Multicentre cross-sectional study reveals improved satisfaction and coping via effective family communication in ICUs, indicating the need for enhanced support.
The findings highlight the importance of strengthening family-centred communication and decision-making processes in intensive care units. Nursing interventions aimed at improving information sharing and addressing families' emotional needs may contribute to higher satisfaction levels and support more adaptive coping during the intensive care experience.
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