The goal of this observational study is to assess whether a screening of patients at discharge from the intensive care unit (ICU) can predict psychological and physical problems three months later. The main questions to answer are: 1. Can the screening method at ICU discharge predict psychological symptoms three months after ICU stay? 2. Can the screening method at ICU discharge predict new-onset physical disability three months after ICU stay? 3. Does pain, resilience (the individuals\' ability to handle distress) and frailty affect the risk of developing psychological and physical problems three months after ICU stay? All adult patients with an ICU stay 12 hours or longer will be assessed for inclusion in the study. Three months after discharge from the ICU included patients will be asked to digitally answer a set of questionnaires, rating symptoms of depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress and ability to perform activities of daily living. Patients will also be asked to state their health-related quality of life and on-going pain, how the pain affects their everyday life and the ability to endure difficult situations.
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Predictive accuracy of a psychological screening method
Timeframe: Outcome measured three months after ICU discharge
Predictive accuracy of a physical screening method
Timeframe: Outcome measured three months after ICU discharge
Frailty (assessed with the clinical frailty scale) and psychological outcome after ICU stay, assessed with the Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale.
Timeframe: Outcome measured three months after ICU discharge
Frailty (assessed with the clinical frailty scale) and psychological outcome after ICU stay, assessed with the Post-Traumatic Stress 14-Question Inventory.
Timeframe: Outcome measured three months after ICU discharge
Frailty (assessed with the clinical frailty scale) and physical outcome after ICU stay, assessed with the Barthel Index.
Timeframe: Outcome measured three months after ICU discharge
Pain (assessed with the numeric rating scale, NRS) and physical outcome after ICU stay, assessed with the Barthel Index.
Timeframe: Outcome measured three months after ICU discharge
Pain (assessed with the numeric rating scale, NRS) and psychological outcome after ICU stay, assessed with the Post-Traumatic Stress 14-Question Inventory.
Timeframe: Outcome measured three months after ICU discharge
Pain (assessed with the numeric rating scale, NRS) and psychological outcome after ICU stay, assessed with the Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale.
Timeframe: Outcome measured three months after ICU discharge
Resilience (assessed with the general self-efficacy scale, the pain catastrophizing scale and the psychological inflexibility in pain scale) and physical outcome after ICU stay (assessed with the Barthel Index).
Timeframe: Outcome measured three months after ICU discharge
Resilience (assessed with the general self-efficacy scale, the pain catastrophizing scale and the psychological inflexibility in pain scale) and psychological outcome after ICU stay, assessed with the Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale.
Timeframe: Outcome measured three months after ICU discharge
Resilience (assessed with the general self-efficacy scale, the pain catastrophizing scale and the psychological inflexibility in pain scale) and psychological outcome after ICU stay
Timeframe: Outcome measured three months after ICU discharge
Feasibility of a daily digital diary in ICU survivors
Timeframe: Diary questions during 14 + 14 days after ICU discharge, questionnaire at termination of the diary.
Daily variations of well-being in ICU survivors
Timeframe: Digital diary questions during 14 + 14 days after ICU discharge, with follow-up questionnaires three months post-ICU
With-in person associations between cognitive-affective state and daily well-being in ICU survivors
Timeframe: Digital diary questions during 14 + 14 days after ICU discharge, with follow-up questionnaires three months post-ICU
Associations between high daily patterns of cognitive-affective state between individuals and psychological recovery
Timeframe: Digital diary questions during 14 + 14 days after ICU discharge, with follow-up questionnaires three months post-ICU