ICU sedation, delirium & recovery

Stakeholder engagement as a strategy to enhance palliative care involvement in intensive care units: A theory of change approach

J Crit CarePublished Qualitative participatory study

Authors' conclusion

Theory of change framework facilitated the identification of proposed mechanisms and interventions underpinning palliative care integration in ICUs.

Study context

Population
Stakeholders in palliative care integration into ICUs in India
Participants
13 stakeholders
Outcome
Theory of change map for palliative care integration in ICUs
Methodological detailsTheory of Change approach, stakeholder workshops, virtual, 4 facilitated workshops and 15 research team meetings, virtual, over 3 months; 3 facilitators
  • Theory of Change approach
  • Stakeholder workshops
  • Virtual
  • 4 facilitated workshops and 15 research team meetings, virtual, over 3 months; 3 facilitators

Main finding

As reported in the abstract

Preconditions identified

12

Key interventions developed

11

Overarching assumptions on contextual factors

5

Original publication

Stakeholder engagement as a strategy to enhance palliative care involvement in intensive care units: A theory of change approach. J Crit Care. Published 20 January 2023. doi:10.1016/j.jcrc.2022.154244

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