The Communication Crisis and the Right to Health in Families of the Critically Ill : An Autoethnographic Reflection and Search for Alternatives

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The research aims to explore communication challenges faced by families of critically ill patients and find alternative solutions for better support.
Conducted autoethnographic reflection on personal experiences as a family caregiver for critically ill patients.
Integrated findings from fields such as medicine, nursing, public health, and medical anthropology to analyze communication issues.
Examined the socio-emotional burdens and decision-making experiences of patient families in healthcare settings.
Identified significant communication barriers between healthcare providers and patient families, impacting decision-making.
Highlighted the need for respectful and active communication to enhance both patient and family health outcomes.
Proposed a shift towards communication-centered healthcare as essential for addressing the complex needs of critically ill patient families.

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Autoethnographic reflection explores communication issues in critical care families, suggesting alternative solutions.

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Euichul Jung (2026) studied this question.

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