Participants needed for Research on aspects of care and service delivery.

News – 15 December 2022

King’s College London and Guy’s and St. Thomas’ Trust are looking for patients who experienced a long ICU stay (7 days or more) and their family members to take part in a study.
Guys and St Thomas

This study is about the aspects of care and service delivery that are most important for patients experiencing long ICU stay and their families.

In this study you would participate in a two round online study, called Delphi study, to provide your points of view on the importance of a list of items describing ICU processes of care that we have the potential change for patients experiencing a long ICU stay (7 days or more).

Your participation will assist them with the development of tools to implement changes in care delivery in the ICU for patients that stay a long time.

For more information about this study, or to volunteer for this study,
please contact:

Laura Allum and Louise Rose, Co-Investigators, at

020 7188 5642

Email: laura.allum@gstt.nhs.uk and louise.rose@kcl.ac.uk

 

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