Lotte Verweij

Indicator Development for the Evaluation of User‐Researcher Collaboration in Health Research: A Co‐Designed, Modified Delphi‐Study

Lotte Verweij, Judith Safford, Saskia Oesch, Myrta Köhler et autres

INTRODUCTION: Partnering with patients, close others and the public (users), termed patient and public involvement and engagement (PPIE), is essential to ensure relevant and impactful health research. To date, definitions of effective collaborations between users and researchers to plan and evaluate such …

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Understanding implementation patterns of the FICUS family support intervention: a matrixed multiple case study across Swiss adult intensive care units

Saskia Oesch, Lotte Verweij, Marco Riguzzi, Rahel Naef

Abstract Background Variations in implementation success across sites are common when introducing complex health interventions; however, such variations are rarely examined systematically, particularly for family-focused interventions in intensive care units (ICUs). As part of a clinical trial, a nurse-led, multicomponent family support …

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Using implementation science methods in critical care nursing – Part 3: Implementation strategy design

Lotte Verweij, Myrta Köhler, Rahel Naef

Methods in FocusUsing implementation science methods in critical care nursing -Part 3: Implementation strategy design Evidence-based practices (EBPs) in critical care nursing, such as early mobilization, delirium prevention, and family engagement, require proactive implementation or de-implementation of low-value care.Such (de-)implementation efforts imply …

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The development and implementation of a standardized outcome set for family members of adult patients in acute hospital care settings

Lotte Verweij, Myrta Kohler, Rahel Naef

Systematic review of measurement instruments in family outcomes

Myrta Köhler, Rahel Naef, Lotte Verweij

A systematic review is warranted to identify and map relevant outcomes and needs of family members of patients in acute hospital care settings, to provide an overview of existing validated instruments used to assess these outcomes, and to examine the availability of …

Using implementation science methods in critical care nursing – Part 2: Contextual analysis

Myrta Köhler, Lotte Verweij, Rahel Naef

Using implementation science methods in critical care nursing – Part 2: Contextual analysis

Myrta Köhler, Lotte Verweij, Rahel Naef

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Komplexe Familieninterventionen auf der Intensivstation: Wissensstand und Ausblick

Lotte Verweij, Simone Sutter, Myrta Köhler, Rahel Naef

BACKGROUND: Family members of critically ill or severely injured patients experience considerable distress, which may negatively affect mental health and family functioning. Family-focused interventions are therefore needed and form an essential part of intensive care. OBJECTIVES: This article defines evidence-informed family interventions …

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Using implementation science methods in critical care nursing – Part 1: A field rich in methods

R. Naef, Myrta Köhler, Lotte Verweij

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The FICUS cluster randomized controlled trial of a family support intervention in adult intensive care units: mental health and family functioning outcomes

Marco Riguzzi, Marie‐Madlen Jeitziner, Michael Rufer, Stefanie von Felten et autres

PURPOSE: To examine the effect of a multicomponent, nurse-led, interprofessional family support intervention on family functioning and mental health in adult intensive care units (ICUs). METHODS: A cluster-randomized controlled trial in 16 Swiss ICUs compared an intervention-a family care pathway with specially …

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The FICUS cluster randomized controlled trial of a family support intervention in adult intensive care units: mental health and family functioning outcomes.

Marco Riguzzi, Marie‐Madlen Jeitziner, Michael Rufer, Stefanie von Felten et autres

Purpose To examine the effect of a multicomponent, nurse-led, interprofessional family support intervention on family functioning and mental health in adult intensive care units (ICUs).Methods A cluster-randomized controlled trial in 16 Swiss ICUs compared an intervention-a family care pathway with specially trained …

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The FICUS cluster randomized controlled trial of a family support intervention in adult intensive care units: mental health and family functioning outcomes

Marco Riguzzi, Marie‐Madlen Jeitziner, Michael Rufer, Stefanie von Felten et autres