Clinicians’ Early Open-ended Questions in Neurocritical Care Clinician-family Prognostication Meetings: Prevalence and Impact (P7-18.001)

June 9, 2026Neurology

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The aim is to examine how frequently clinicians use open-ended questions in family prognostication meetings in neurocritical care.
Qualitative analysis of family meetings in neurocritical care settings
Observation of clinician-family interactions
Assessment of communication strategies employed by clinicians
Clinicians frequently utilize open-ended questions in family meetings, enhancing dialogue
The use of these questions correlates with improved family understanding of the patient's prognosis
Enhanced family satisfaction is noted in meetings where open-ended questions are utilized.

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Explores clinician use of open-ended questions during family meetings, indicating potential impacts on communication dynamics.

To explore the use of open-ended questions posed by the clinician early in the family meetings.

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Bostwick et al. (2026) studied this question.

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