The key to making ICUs less frightening and more comfortable for patients

moore.org December 1, 2016

Making patients feel more comfortable and less frightened while in the intensive care unit starts and ends with communication. In a radio interview with WERS 88.9 in Boston, patients and doctors share important changes that are taking shape in many ICUs across the country.

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