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Diaries for Critically Ill Patients Written by Relatives
This study will investigate the effect of diaries written by relatives for critically ill patients on the risk of posttraumatic stress symptoms. Utilizing a randomized controlled design pairs of one patient and one relative will be assigned to either diary intervention or standard care. The effect of the diary will be evaluated using a questionnaire 3 months post charge. The results of this study will add to the body of knowledge on how diaries may help critical care survivors and their relatives to proceed with their lives.
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