Family touch therapy eases trauma for ICU relatives

NCT ID NCT07456384

Summary

This study examines whether training relatives of brain-injured patients in a structured sensory stimulation program can reduce post-traumatic stress in those family members. When a loved one is in intensive care, family members often experience severe anxiety and trauma. The research tests if actively involving relatives in patient care through sight, sound, touch, smell, and taste stimulation provides psychological benefits to the caregivers themselves.

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  • Marie MULLER

    Reims, France

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