Table 5. Top three barriers to mobilization, according to the profession.

Rank of barriers within a professiona	Physicians (n = 48)	Nurses (n = 370)	Physical therapists (n = 83)	Others specialistsb (n = 14)	Total (n = 515)
TOP 1	Hemodynamic / pulmonary instability 30 (63%)	Hemodynamic / pulmonary instability 252 (68%)	Hemodynamic / pulmonary instability 62 (75%)	Deep sedation 8 (57%)	Hemodynamic / pulmonary instability 350 (68%)
TOP 2	Deep sedation 20 (42%)	Lack of nurses 226 (61%)	Deep sedation 53 (64%)	Hemodynamic / pulmonary instability 6 (43%)	Lack of nurses 271 (53%)
TOP 3	Lack of nurses 19 (40%)	Deep sedation 147 (40%)	Lack of nurses 20 (24%)	Lack of nurses 6 (43%)	Deep sedation 228 (44%)

^a Participants were asked to select the three most important barriers

^b Includes respiratory therapists, speech and swallow therapists, occupational therapists