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Patient and carer support for time in Intensive Care and subsequent recovery.
In 2016 Olive’s husband had a 30 day stay in hospital, including time in Intensive care. They are indebted to the hospital staff for his recovery, and during that time they developed some important insights that could be useful to other close relatives and carers.
They have been published in a book called Back from the Brink…twice. A paper version is available here and a kindle version is available on-line. Any income goes to the ICU unit in Watford Hospital.