How do patients experience everyday life in the intensive care unit? What are their problems, and how can the nursing process be designed to support recovery and view patients as "partners" in the healing process? This book presents research findings for the first time that have been collected and scientifically processed by nurses. Caregivers can learn from this book to clearly perceive the patients' perspective and connect it with their professional knowledge to derive support strategies and actions. The focus is on the practice of intensive care nursing, and questions regarding the future development of Critical Care Nursing are raised and answered. The scientific findings in this book are presented in a way that is accessible and usable for all nurses in intensive care units. The editors are Di.