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triggers developed internationally identify intensive care patients palliative care needs due work nurses close patient perspective therefore included study potential triggers first identified questionnaire developed analyse acceptance among german intensive care nurses qualitative part mixed methods study focus groups conducted intensive care nurses different disciplines surgery neurosurgery internal medicine selected convenience data analysed using contentstructuring content analysis according kuckartz quantitative study part thus identified triggers formed basis questionnaire items questionnaire tested comprehensibility cognitive pretests feasibility pilot survey qualitative part six focus groups conducted four university hospitals data four main categories prognosis interprofessional cooperation relatives patients three 15 subcategories could identified nurses described situations requiring palliative care consults related severity disease therapeutic course communication within team team patientrelatives typical characteristics patients relatives addition professional conflict nurses physicians emerged questionnaire developed six cognitive interviews consists 32 items plus one open question pilot response rate 767 2330 whereby 30 triggers accepted agreement 50 intensive care nurses see various triggers interprofessional collaboration patients prognosis playing major role questionnaire used surveys eg interprofessional triggers could developed