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intensiv 2024; 32(04): 187-192
DOI: 10.1055/a-2306-9555
Intensivpflege
Angehörigenpräsenz bei Reanimationen

Zwischen Nähe und Notfall

Maximilian Hahn
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Ein plötzlicher Herzstillstand kann jede Person treffen und erfordert rasches Handeln, um die Überlebenschancen zu maximieren. Die kardiopulmonale Reanimation spielt dabei eine entscheidende Rolle, um die Versorgung von lebenswichtigen Organen zu sichern. Doch neben der fachlichen Expertise der medizinischen Fachkräfte gewinnt ein weiterer Faktor zunehmend an Bedeutung: die Anwesenheit von Angehörigen während der Reanimationsmaßnahmen auf Intensivstationen.



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