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Time-varying demand for critical care may strain the capacities of intensive care units (ICUs) to provide optimal care. Intensivists and ICU nurses may be the best judges of the strain on their ICU. Yet, it is not clear what ICU and hospital factors contribute to this perceived sense of strain among ICU providers.

Objective Factors Associated with Physicians’ and Nurses’ Perceptions of Intensive Care Unit Capacity Strain