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Predictors of Return to Work in Survivors of Critical Illness

sciencedirect.com August 18, 2018

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Major trauma, lower GCS and increased hospital length of stay predicted inability to return to work due to health at six-months post-ICU admission. Compared to employed patients, those who had not returned to work reported poorer functional recovery. Of 107 patients, 31 (29%) were unable to return to work due to health at six-months after ICU admission. Participants were working adults admitted to ICU who received >24 h of mechanical ventilation.

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