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cord-308014-130k8v21	Happ, Mary Beth	Family Caregiving for Acute-Critically Ill Older Adults in the Time of COVID-19	2020-10-21		.txt	text/plain	1085	52	46	title: Family Caregiving for Acute-Critically Ill Older Adults in the Time of COVID-19 It is fitting that in this last year, we observed Geriatric Nursing's 40 th anniversary with several columns that involved "taking stock" of acute-critical care for older people as well as review of progress on ageism, physical restraint use, and accommodations for patient communication impairment in acute-critical care. Vulnerable older patients enter acute-critical care settings without the supportive presence and advocacy of family caregivers. Gerontological nurses are uniquely qualified to support family caregivers as they interact with acute-critical care in remote and creative ways during the COVID-19 pandemic. Family Caregiving for Older Adults admitted to Acute -Critical Care COVID-related family separation during acute-critical illness impacts older adult patients, family caregivers, and nurses on multiple levels and is likely to have long-term traumatic effects. [8] Health policy and programmatic initiatives are desperately needed to provide tangible support for family caregivers of frail older adults.	./cache/cord-308014-130k8v21.txt	./txt/cord-308014-130k8v21.txt