The work undertaken by mechanically ventilated patients in Intensive Care: a qualitative meta-ethnography of survivors’ experiences.

Keyphrases

• Survivor Experience 100%
• Mechanically Ventilated Patients 100%
• Qualitative Meta-ethnography 100%
• Intensive Care 100%
• Mechanical Ventilation 100%
• Patient Experience 66%
• Health Professionals 50%
• Meta-ethnography 50%
• Intensive Care Unit Survivors 33%
• Process of Care 33%
• Patient-centered Care 33%
• Human Being 16%
• Data Analysis Methods 16%
• Inclusion Criteria 16%
• Qualitative Data Analysis 16%
• Care Provision 16%
• MEDLINE 16%
• Data Collection Methods 16%
• Patient Perspective 16%
• Patient-centered 16%
• Survivors 16%
• Scopus 16%
• CINAHL 16%
• AMED 16%
• Alienation 16%
• Data Interpretation 16%
• Review Method 16%
• Personalization 16%
• Constant Comparison 16%
• Trajectory Modeling 16%
• Survivor Accounts 16%
• Qualitative Data Collection 16%
• Patient-centered Model 16%
• Invisible Work 16%
• Treatment Burden 16%
• Qualitative Synthesis 16%
• Adult Patients 16%
• Critically Ill 16%
• Routine Interventions 16%
• PubMed Central 16%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Intensive Care 100%
• Artificial Respiration 100%
• Health Practitioner 50%
• Intensive Care Unit 33%
• Patient Care 33%
• Systematic Review 16%
• Medline 16%
• PsycINFO 16%
• CINAHL 16%
• Scopus 16%
• Alienation 16%