Effect of a Digital Peer Support Intervention for ICU Survivors on Health-Related Quality of Life: icuRESOLVE (icu Recovery Solutions Co-Designed through SurVivor Engagement) Randomised Controlled Trial

Department of Critical Care, The University of Melbourne0 sites212 target enrollmentMarch 15, 2024

Overview

No summary available.

Registry

who.int

Start Date

March 15, 2024

End Date

TBD

Last Updated

last year

Study Type

Interventional

Sex

All

Sponsor

Department of Critical Care, The University of Melbourne

•ICU admission \>48 hours at participating hospital
•Age 18 years and over
•Access to digital platform (functioning computer, internet access and speed, capacity to log onto a video\-sharing platform)

•Death anticipated as likely prior to day 90/180 outcome assessment
•Deemed high risk of loss to follow up by research staff.
•Diagnosed pre\-existing or new cognitive conditions that would prevent ability to participate in the intervention or outcome assessment.
•Referred or transferred to the Psychiatric Services during the hospitalisation period as identified in medical file
•Severe neurological conditions (e.g. severe traumatic brain injury) that would prevent ability to participate in the intervention or outcome assessment.
•Not expected to return home following discharge
•Lack of either a reliable smartphone with a data plan or internet or a computer with internet, webcam and microphone access; or phone access
•Unable to effectively communicate in English, and that would prevent ability to participate in the intervention or outcome assessment
•Any other reason preventing participants from participating in intervention, including but not limited to: known criminal activity, known personality disorder.