ICU后综合征患者基于ICU后门诊康复干预的研究进展

doi:10.3761/j.issn.2096-7446.2026.04.021

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Persistent health issues stemming from post-intensive care syndrome（PICS） compromise the quality of life for patients and their families，imposing a substantial burden. As an emerging care model，post-ICU clinics provide systematic functional assessments and stepped interventions for ICU survivors. This review synthesizes evidence on clinic-based rehabilitation practices and development pathway，demonstrating that multidisciplinary collaboration，family-centered empowerment，and digital health technologies significantly enhance functional recovery rates and reduce readmission risks. To address challenges—including resource constraints，low participation，lack of standardized protocols，and digital disparities—evidence-based solutions and future directions are proposed，advancing the shift in critical care medicine from life-saving to functional restoration.

Key words: Post-Intensive Care Syndrome, Post-ICU Clinic, Multidisciplinary Collaborative, Implementation Barriers, Review Literature as Topic

FANG Jiaqi, YU Haiping, LI Ke, LIU Xiaoli, ZHOU Enying. Advances in post-ICU clinic-based rehabilitation interventions for patients with post-intensive care syndrome[J]. Chinese Journal of Emergency and Critical Care Nursing, 2026, 7(4): 508-512.

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