Tracheoscopic ventilation tube: a new step towards safer tracheostomy?

Voisin, B.; Nseir, Saad

doi:10.1007/s10877-016-9901-1

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“…Tracheostomy is a procedure to create a new airway by inserting a tube into the trachea. This procedure is performed to assist patients with prolonged mechanical ventilation (Voisin and Nseir, 2017). Of all patients with a tracheostomy, 74.7% are derived from a failure of weaning from mechanical ventilation (Bergeron and Audet, 2016; Disayabutr et al , 2013).…”

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Perspectives of registered nurses towards communication with family members of hospitalized older people with a tracheostomy: a qualitative study

Tabootwong,

Chantakeeree,

Pokasem

et al. 2023

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Purpose This paper aims to explore the perspectives of registered nurses towards communication with family members of older people with a tracheostomy. Design/methodology/approach A qualitative design was used. Ten participants were recruited through purposive sampling. Face-to-face, semi-structured interviews were used in collecting data. Data were analysed by thematic analysis. Findings The four themes identified were as follows: communication by considering time difference; considering factors related to effective communication, either family member–related factors or registered nurse–related factors; strategies of communicating to support family members, such as giving an opportunity to ask for accurate information, communicating to build self-confidence and communicating through cases; and using the art of communication by speaking slowly and clearly, using colloquialisms, being steady and calm, as well as using positive language. Practical implications Having strategies and using the art of communication are important to help family members in obtaining accurate information and in building self-confidence in the care of older people. Originality/value The paper indicates that registered nurses consider factors related to communication, and they gave more information to family members using effective strategies and the art of communication. Therefore, effective communication training to nursing teams should be performed to promote adherence to treatment and family members’ satisfaction.

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Perspectives of registered nurses towards communication with family members of hospitalized older people with a tracheostomy: a qualitative study

Tabootwong,

Chantakeeree,

Pokasem

et al. 2023

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“…Tracheostomy is a procedure performed on critically ill patients who need prolonged mechanical ventilation (Voisin and Nseir, 2017). Particularly for older people, chronic illness and age-related respiratory system changes may cause acute lung disease or respiratory failure; thus, they may need long-duration intubation (Dermot Frengley et al , 2014; Ehlenbach, 2014) – perhaps indefinitely, depending on their condition (Bergeron and Audet, 2016).…”

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Family caregivers’ experiences of providing care for hospitalized older people with a tracheostomy: a phenomenological study

Tabootwong

Vehviläinen‐Julkunen

Jullamate

et al. 2022

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Purpose The purpose of this paper is to describe family caregivers’ experiences of providing care for older people with a tracheostomy during hospitalization. Design/methodology/approach A descriptive phenomenological approach was used in this study. A total of 40 family caregivers were interviewed face-to-face in medical-surgical wards. Data was analyzed using Giorgi’s phenomenological method. Findings Family caregivers described meanings of providing care, learning how to provide care, caring activities, impacts of caregiving, support needs and qualities of being a caregiver. Meanings included filial responsibility, spousal attachment and end of life care. Caring activities were varied. Impacts experienced were reported as physical, psychological, social and financial. Caregivers expressed the need for information from the nursing team and assistance from their relatives. Positive caregiver qualities that were described included loving to provide care for older people and confidence and sincerity in caregiving. Practical implications Although caring for older people with a tracheostomy was difficult and came with challenging impacts, family caregivers were willing to support their loved ones due to feelings of family responsibility. Originality/value The paper addresses family participation in providing care for people with a tracheostomy. They experience physical, psychological, social and financial consequences of caregiving. Therefore, health-care professionals should support family caregivers with education, training and awareness of supports and resources for dealing with problematic impacts and other expressed needs.

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“…Tracheostomy is a procedure preferred for airway management in patients who would otherwise require prolonged intubation (Voisin and Nseir, 2017;Bergeron and Audet, 2016). Tracheostomy is increasingly conducted to assist older people (60 years and above) with respiratory failure, critical illnesses and advanced age (Orsini et al, 2015).…”

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Family caregiver participation in caregiving for hospitalized elderly patients with a tracheostomy: a literature review

Tabootwong

Kiwannuka

2020

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Purpose Elderly patients requiring prolonged mechanical ventilation are treated with a tracheostomy. Oftentimes, the family caregivers need to participate in the care for elderly patients with a tracheostomy during hospitalization. Therefore, this paper was conducted to acknowledge what family caregivers experience while caregiving for hospitalized elderly patients with a tracheostomy. Design/methodology/approach This literature review identifies family caregiver participation in caregiving for the elderly patient, the impact of caregiving, and the needs of family caregivers. Findings Family caregivers participate in the planning and provision of care to elderly patients. Furthermore, they also collaborate in the therapeutic process for elderly patients as well. Albeit the former sentiments, they experience physical, psychological, social and financial consequences of caregiving. It has been revealed that during the process of caring for their loved ones, family caregivers often experience poor sleep quality, strain, reduction in social interaction and insufficient income. Thus, health-care professionals should support and provide care for the needs of family caregivers. This can be achieved through providing information on prognosis, the care plan, emotional support and collaboration during the therapeutic process to provide better care for elderly patients with a tracheostomy. In addition, family caregivers’ relatives can also provide financial support and rotation of caregiving schedules to avoid burnout. Originality/value The paper indicates that family caregivers experience the impacts of caregiving. They should be supported by health-care professionals and their relatives.

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Tracheoscopic ventilation tube: a new step towards safer tracheostomy?

Cited by 4 publications

References 21 publications

Perspectives of registered nurses towards communication with family members of hospitalized older people with a tracheostomy: a qualitative study

Perspectives of registered nurses towards communication with family members of hospitalized older people with a tracheostomy: a qualitative study

Family caregivers’ experiences of providing care for hospitalized older people with a tracheostomy: a phenomenological study

Family caregiver participation in caregiving for hospitalized elderly patients with a tracheostomy: a literature review

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