Impact of nature visibility on length of stay in the intermediate care unit: a quality improvement project

The results demonstrated an ~8.7% decrease in length of stay for every increase in nature visibility category, regardless of the season. The study findings emphasise the value of non-pharmaceutical interventions in patient recovery and contribute to the idea of patient-centred care.

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BMJ Leader
Published
2025-12-31
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https://doi.org/10.1136/leader-2025-001298
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Healthcare Quality and Management
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Impact of nature visibility on length of stay in the intermediate care unit: a quality improvement project

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Impact of nature visibility on length of stay in the intermediate care unit: a quality improvement project

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Abstract

The results demonstrated an ~8.7% decrease in length of stay for every increase in nature visibility category, regardless of the season. The study findings emphasise the value of non-pharmaceutical interventions in patient recovery and contribute to the idea of patient-centred care.

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Brighton and Sussex Medical School (GB), Sussex Community NHS Foundation Trust (GB)
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