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Existing customer loginIntensive and Critical Care Nursing promotes excellence in the care of critically ill patients by specialist nurses and their professional colleagues. It provides an international and interdisciplinary forum for publishing, disseminating, and exchanging research findings, experience, and ideas, and publishes reviews, updates, feature articles, original papers, and significant preliminary communications covering clinical, research, educational, psychological, and technological aspects of critical care nursing practice.
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Intensive and Critical Care Nursing accepts the following article types. Click on an article type to view submission instructions.
Research Article
Systematic Reviews With/Without Meta-Analysis
Narrative Reviews
Integrative Reviews
Rapid Reviews
Scoping Reviews
Case Reports
Correspondence
Letter To The Editor
Research Agenda
Recent Publications
Fecal management system use in patients receiving ECMO is not associated with an increased risk of overall device-related complications
Federica Marelli, Lucia Villa, Andrea Cislaghi, Filippo Binda
Interventions to improve early recognition and management of sepsis in emergency departments: A systematic review and meta-analysis
Gladis Kabil, Aaron De Los Santos, Lucie Ramjan, Leanne Hunt, Hepsi Bai Joseph, Joanne Dungey, Steven Frost
From noticing suffering to preserving connection: Memory-making as a nursing response in the PICU - Letter on Broden Arciprete et al.
Weerapong Lilitwat
The associations of time-varying norepinephrine dose and duration with severe pressure injuries in ICU patients: A dose-response analysis
Shuyuan Qian, Xiaoqing Li, Jiagui Zhao, Le Wang, Jing Wang, Baoqun Xu, Guanjie Chen
Estimands and the reconciliation of reported values in a trial of ICU diaries after liver transplantation – Letter on Wu et al.
Fang Li, Hong Jiang
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For open access articles, authors are responsible for payment of the article publishing charge (APC) if the manuscript is accepted; payment may be covered by the corresponding author's institution or the research funder.
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