Psychological distress and morbidity of family members experiencing virtual visiting in intensive care during COVID-19: an observational cohort study
Louise Rose(King's College London), Joel Meyer(Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust), Victoria Metaxa(Apple (Israel)), Juliana Onwumere(King's College London), Natalie Pattison(University of Hertfordshire), Ella Terblanche(King's College London), Amelia Cook(King's College London)
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