Visiting regulation in intensive care units. Review of English-language literature 1984-98

This review analyses the Anglo-American nursing literature of the past 15 years that focuses on the subject of visiting policies at intensive care units. It is the aim of this paper to prepare a scientific base for discussion on ICU visiting policies in German nursing literature. Part 1 describes th...

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