The Role of a Liaison Team in ICU Family Communication During the COVID 19 Pandemic
Carmen Lopez-Soto(King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust), Victoria Metaxa(Apple (Israel)), Moustafa Shebl(King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust), Marie Buckel(St Bartholomew's Hospital), Eleanor Bates(King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust), Alex Aulakh(St Thomas' Hospital), Thomas Emms(St Peter's Hospital), Laura Adams(King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust), Francesca Bowtell(King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust), Sian Saha(King's College Hospital), Charlotte Anderson(James Cook University Hospital)
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