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How can we make ICU rehabilitation easier for patients and relatives?

icusteps.org May 14, 2019

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Zoe van Willigen is a Physiotherapist in Critical Care at University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust. Her study aims to explore patients’ and relatives’ experiences of ICU rehabilitation (being mobilised out of bed and doing exercises). She would like to use this information to improve treatment for future patients.

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