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The belief that visitation restrictions in the ICU are for the patient's good is not fully supported by research. However, there are no firm conclusions regarding how visitation decisions should be made. This paper suggests that decisional control over visitation be given to the patient and that, with the nurse functioning as a patient advocate, individualization of visitation be practiced. It is up to nursing to institute changes in visitation of the critical care patient.
认为重症监护病房的探视限制是为了患者好，这一观点并未得到研究的充分支持。然而，关于应如何做出探视决策，尚无确凿结论。本文建议将探视的决策控制权交给患者，并在护士作为患者支持者的情况下，实行探视的个性化。重症监护患者探视方式的改变取决于护理工作。
