Objective : To determine if the weaning protocol led exclusively by critical care nurse reducing the duration of mechanical ventilation(MV), weaning time, intensive care unit (ICU) and hospital length of stay (LOS ), and Reintubation rate, and hospital mortality in critically ill adult patients who received invasive ventilation at the time of study enrolment compared to usual care( UC) of weaning among intensive care units of  Palestinian hospitals. Methods: A quantitative, prospective, quasi-experimental study design. Sixty eight adult patients (≥18 years) who were mechanically ventilated via endotracheal tube for ≥ 24 hours, in multicenter ICU's  in Palestinian hospitals were distributed in experimental group and control group. The nurse-led weaning protocol for the experimental group was matched with historical controls (1:1 matching) of retrospective data of UC weaning for the control group, assigned into two groups (n = 34 each). Results: There were no significant differences in the 2 groups at baseline. Median durations of mechanical ventilation (MV) in the NLWP and UC groups were 24 hours,(IQR=30hrs), (min-max =24-110)  and 48hrs (IQR=48hrs), (min-max =24-216), respectively (P = .034). Median of weaning time in the  NLWP and UC groups were 2 hours(IQR=2hrs), (min-max = 1-4)   and 4 hours(IQR=3hrs), (min-max =2-13), respectively (P = .001). Median durations of  ICU length of stay (LOS) in the NLWP and UC groups were 5 days(IQR=5 days) (min-max = 2-17) and 7 days(IQR=6 days), (min-max =2-26), respectively (P = .03). There was  statistical significant differences in Reintubation rate (%)  in the NLWP and UC groups was  3/34  ( 8.8%) and 11/34 (32.4%), respectively (P= 0.016 ). There was no difference in hospital LOS, and hospital mortality between the 2 groups. Conclusion: Our results clearly indicate that nurses-led weaning protocol was associated with shorter in duration of  MV, shorter weaning time, shorter ICU LOS and less of Reintubation rate. 

Key words:  Critically ill, Mechanical ventilator, Nurses, Weaning protocol.

Objective : To determine if the weaning protocol led exclusively by critical care nurse reducing the duration of mechanical ventilation(MV), weaning time, intensive care unit (ICU) and hospital length of stay (LOS ), and Reintubation rate, and hospital mortality in critically ill adult patients who received invasive ventilation at the time of study enrolment compared to usual care( UC) of weaning among intensive care units of  Palestinian hospitals. Methods: A quantitative, prospective, quasi-experimental study design. Sixty eight adult patients (≥18 years) who were mechanically ventilated via endotracheal tube for ≥ 24 hours, in multicenter ICU's  in Palestinian hospitals were distributed in experimental group and control group. The nurse-led weaning protocol for the experimental group was matched with historical controls (1:1 matching) of retrospective data of UC weaning for the control group, assigned into two groups (n = 34 each). Results: There were no significant differences in the 2 groups at baseline. Median durations of mechanical ventilation (MV) in the NLWP and UC groups were 24 hours,(IQR=30hrs), (min-max =24-110)  and 48hrs (IQR=48hrs), (min-max =24-216), respectively (P = .034). Median of weaning time in the  NLWP and UC groups were 2 hours(IQR=2hrs), (min-max = 1-4)   and 4 hours(IQR=3hrs), (min-max =2-13), respectively (P = .001). Median durations of  ICU length of stay (LOS) in the NLWP and UC groups were 5 days(IQR=5 days) (min-max = 2-17) and 7 days(IQR=6 days), (min-max =2-26), respectively (P = .03). There was  statistical significant differences in Reintubation rate (%)  in the NLWP and UC groups was  3/34  ( 8.8%) and 11/34 (32.4%), respectively (P= 0.016 ). There was no difference in hospital LOS, and hospital mortality between the 2 groups. Conclusion: Our results clearly indicate that nurses-led weaning protocol was associated with shorter in duration of  MV, shorter weaning time, shorter ICU LOS and less of Reintubation rate. 

Key words:  Critically ill, Mechanical ventilator, Nurses, Weaning protocol.

Objective : To determine if the weaning protocol led exclusively by critical care nurse reducing the duration of mechanical ventilation(MV), weaning time, intensive care unit (ICU) and hospital length of stay (LOS ), and Reintubation rate, and hospital mortality in critically ill adult patients who received invasive ventilation at the time of study enrolment compared to usual care( UC) of weaning among intensive care units of  Palestinian hospitals. Methods: A quantitative, prospective, quasi-experimental study design. Sixty eight adult patients (≥18 years) who were mechanically ventilated via endotracheal tube for ≥ 24 hours, in multicenter ICU's  in Palestinian hospitals were distributed in experimental group and control group. The nurse-led weaning protocol for the experimental group was matched with historical controls (1:1 matching) of retrospective data of UC weaning for the control group, assigned into two groups (n = 34 each). Results: There were no significant differences in the 2 groups at baseline. Median durations of mechanical ventilation (MV) in the NLWP and UC groups were 24 hours,(IQR=30hrs), (min-max =24-110)  and 48hrs (IQR=48hrs), (min-max =24-216), respectively (P = .034). Median of weaning time in the  NLWP and UC groups were 2 hours(IQR=2hrs), (min-max = 1-4)   and 4 hours(IQR=3hrs), (min-max =2-13), respectively (P = .001). Median durations of  ICU length of stay (LOS) in the NLWP and UC groups were 5 days(IQR=5 days) (min-max = 2-17) and 7 days(IQR=6 days), (min-max =2-26), respectively (P = .03). There was  statistical significant differences in Reintubation rate (%)  in the NLWP and UC groups was  3/34  ( 8.8%) and 11/34 (32.4%), respectively (P= 0.016 ). There was no difference in hospital LOS, and hospital mortality between the 2 groups. Conclusion: Our results clearly indicate that nurses-led weaning protocol was associated with shorter in duration of  MV, shorter weaning time, shorter ICU LOS and less of Reintubation rate. 

Key words:  Critically ill, Mechanical ventilator, Nurses, Weaning protocol.

Objective : To determine if the weaning protocol led exclusively by critical care nurse reducing the duration of mechanical ventilation(MV), weaning time, intensive care unit (ICU) and hospital length of stay (LOS ), and Reintubation rate, and hospital mortality in critically ill adult patients who received invasive ventilation at the time of study enrolment compared to usual care( UC) of weaning among intensive care units of  Palestinian hospitals. Methods: A quantitative, prospective, quasi-experimental study design. Sixty eight adult patients (≥18 years) who were mechanically ventilated via endotracheal tube for ≥ 24 hours, in multicenter ICU's  in Palestinian hospitals were distributed in experimental group and control group. The nurse-led weaning protocol for the experimental group was matched with historical controls (1:1 matching) of retrospective data of UC weaning for the control group, assigned into two groups (n = 34 each). Results: There were no significant differences in the 2 groups at baseline. Median durations of mechanical ventilation (MV) in the NLWP and UC groups were 24 hours,(IQR=30hrs), (min-max =24-110)  and 48hrs (IQR=48hrs), (min-max =24-216), respectively (P = .034). Median of weaning time in the  NLWP and UC groups were 2 hours(IQR=2hrs), (min-max = 1-4)   and 4 hours(IQR=3hrs), (min-max =2-13), respectively (P = .001). Median durations of  ICU length of stay (LOS) in the NLWP and UC groups were 5 days(IQR=5 days) (min-max = 2-17) and 7 days(IQR=6 days), (min-max =2-26), respectively (P = .03). There was  statistical significant differences in Reintubation rate (%)  in the NLWP and UC groups was  3/34  ( 8.8%) and 11/34 (32.4%), respectively (P= 0.016 ). There was no difference in hospital LOS, and hospital mortality between the 2 groups. Conclusion: Our results clearly indicate that nurses-led weaning protocol was associated with shorter in duration of  MV, shorter weaning time, shorter ICU LOS and less of Reintubation rate. 

Key words:  Critically ill, Mechanical ventilator, Nurses, Weaning protocol.

Objective : To determine if the weaning protocol led exclusively by critical care nurse reducing the duration of mechanical ventilation(MV), weaning time, intensive care unit (ICU) and hospital length of stay (LOS ), and Reintubation rate, and hospital mortality in critically ill adult patients who received invasive ventilation at the time of study enrolment compared to usual care( UC) of weaning among intensive care units of  Palestinian hospitals. Methods: A quantitative, prospective, quasi-experimental study design. Sixty eight adult patients (≥18 years) who were mechanically ventilated via endotracheal tube for ≥ 24 hours, in multicenter ICU's  in Palestinian hospitals were distributed in experimental group and control group. The nurse-led weaning protocol for the experimental group was matched with historical controls (1:1 matching) of retrospective data of UC weaning for the control group, assigned into two groups (n = 34 each). Results: There were no significant differences in the 2 groups at baseline. Median durations of mechanical ventilation (MV) in the NLWP and UC groups were 24 hours,(IQR=30hrs), (min-max =24-110)  and 48hrs (IQR=48hrs), (min-max =24-216), respectively (P = .034). Median of weaning time in the  NLWP and UC groups were 2 hours(IQR=2hrs), (min-max = 1-4)   and 4 hours(IQR=3hrs), (min-max =2-13), respectively (P = .001). Median durations of  ICU length of stay (LOS) in the NLWP and UC groups were 5 days(IQR=5 days) (min-max = 2-17) and 7 days(IQR=6 days), (min-max =2-26), respectively (P = .03). There was  statistical significant differences in Reintubation rate (%)  in the NLWP and UC groups was  3/34  ( 8.8%) and 11/34 (32.4%), respectively (P= 0.016 ). There was no difference in hospital LOS, and hospital mortality between the 2 groups. Conclusion: Our results clearly indicate that nurses-led weaning protocol was associated with shorter in duration of  MV, shorter weaning time, shorter ICU LOS and less of Reintubation rate. 

Key words:  Critically ill, Mechanical ventilator, Nurses, Weaning protocol.

Objective : To determine if the weaning protocol led exclusively by critical care nurse reducing the duration of mechanical ventilation(MV), weaning time, intensive care unit (ICU) and hospital length of stay (LOS ), and Reintubation rate, and hospital mortality in critically ill adult patients who received invasive ventilation at the time of study enrolment compared to usual care( UC) of weaning among intensive care units of  Palestinian hospitals. Methods: A quantitative, prospective, quasi-experimental study design. Sixty eight adult patients (≥18 years) who were mechanically ventilated via endotracheal tube for ≥ 24 hours, in multicenter ICU's  in Palestinian hospitals were distributed in experimental group and control group. The nurse-led weaning protocol for the experimental group was matched with historical controls (1:1 matching) of retrospective data of UC weaning for the control group, assigned into two groups (n = 34 each). Results: There were no significant differences in the 2 groups at baseline. Median durations of mechanical ventilation (MV) in the NLWP and UC groups were 24 hours,(IQR=30hrs), (min-max =24-110)  and 48hrs (IQR=48hrs), (min-max =24-216), respectively (P = .034). Median of weaning time in the  NLWP and UC groups were 2 hours(IQR=2hrs), (min-max = 1-4)   and 4 hours(IQR=3hrs), (min-max =2-13), respectively (P = .001). Median durations of  ICU length of stay (LOS) in the NLWP and UC groups were 5 days(IQR=5 days) (min-max = 2-17) and 7 days(IQR=6 days), (min-max =2-26), respectively (P = .03). There was  statistical significant differences in Reintubation rate (%)  in the NLWP and UC groups was  3/34  ( 8.8%) and 11/34 (32.4%), respectively (P= 0.016 ). There was no difference in hospital LOS, and hospital mortality between the 2 groups. Conclusion: Our results clearly indicate that nurses-led weaning protocol was associated with shorter in duration of  MV, shorter weaning time, shorter ICU LOS and less of Reintubation rate. 

Key words:  Critically ill, Mechanical ventilator, Nurses, Weaning protocol

Conference Title

48th Global Nursing & Healthcare Conference” Barcelona, Spain

Conference Country

Spain

Conference Date

March 4, 2019 - March 6, 2019

Conference Sponsor

Nursing Global 2019 Organizing Committee

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