Table 1.
Interview number | Age at interview (years) | Sex | Length of ICU/HDU staya | Length of ward staya |
IC01 | 41 | Female | ICU: 11 days | 2 weeks |
IC02 | 60 | Male | ICU: about 1 month | 4 days |
IC03 | 66 | Male | ICU: 5 weeks | 5 weeks |
IC04 | 46 | Female | ICU: about 5 weeks/HDU: 1 week | Discharged after 1 week in HDU |
IC05 | 40 | Female | ICU: 22 days/HDU: 10 days | Just over a week |
IC06 | 35 | Female | ICU: 3 weeks/HDU: 36 hours | 5 weeks |
IC07 | 60 | Male | ICU: 7 months | Ward: 1 month/home: awaiting rehabiliatation |
IC08 | 50 | Male | ICU: 10 days | Readmitted in 2006 and died |
IC09 | 60 | Male | ICU: 3 days | 10 days |
IC10 | 76 | Female | ICU: about a week | 1 week |
IC12 | 23 | Female | ICU: 21 days/HDU: 2 weeks | 2 weeks |
IC14 | 35 | Female | ICU: 2 days | 2 days, discharged herself |
IC15 | 38 | Female | ICU: 1 month, admitted three times in 2004 | Several months on and off |
IC16 | 67 | Male | ICU: 8 weeks | 3 weeks |
IC17 | 30 | Male | ICU: 12 days | 2 weeks |
IC18 | 62 | Male | ICU: 18 days | 5 weeks |
IC21 | 72 | Male | ICU: about 4 weeks | 1 week |
IC22 | 71 | Male | ICU: 17 days | A few days |
IC23 | 54 | Male | ICU: 17 days | 2 weeks |
IC24 | 44 | Female | ICU: 5 weeks | 2 weeks |
IC25 | 45 | Male | ICU: 4 weeks | 2 weeks |
IC26 | 47 | Male | ICU: 30 days | 8 days |
IC27 | 68 | Male | ICU: 2 weeks/HDU: 2 weeks | Ward: 6 weeks/rehabilitation: 2 weeks |
IC28 | 46 | Male | ICU: 7 weeks | 4 weeks |
IC29 | 47 | Female | ICU: 2 weeks/HDU: 1 day | 1 week |
IC30 | 55 | Female | ICU: 6 days/HDU: 5 days | Discharged after HDU |
IC31 | 71 | Male | ICU: 2 weeks | 3 weeks |
IC32 | 57 | Female | ICU: 29 days | Ward: 6 weeks/rehabilitation: 6 weeks |
IC34 | 37 | Male | ICU: 30 days total, admitted twice | Several months |
IC35 | 33 | Male | ICU: 17 days | Ward: 1 week/rehabilitation: 3 months |
IC36 | 67 | Female | ICU: unsure how long | Ward: unsure how long |
IC37 | 58 | Male | ICU: 9 days | 16 days |
IC38 | 55 | Female | ICU: 1 week | 2 weeks |
IC39 | 56 | Male | ICU: 4 days | 3 days |
aRespondents did not always know whether/when they had moved from intensive care unit (ICU) care to step-down or high-dependency unit (HDU) care. Some did not know or could not remember how long they had spent on a ward.