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It is well documented that patients admitted to Adult Intensive Care Units develop weakness and functional impairment, therefore benefit from early mobilisation and rehabilitation.  The relationship between time until active rehab and length of stay remains to be fully understood in the Intensive Care setting due to the complexity and diversity of this patient cohort.

Exploring the relationship between the time until active rehabilitation and length of stay on an adult liver intensive care unit