英文摘要 |
This is a retrospective study to explore the implementation of a ventilator weaning protocol for long term ventilator dependent patients in the respiratory care center. This protocol is assessing the patient in a threestep process, the first step: ventilator support phase, second step: ventilator weaning phase, the third step: extubation phase. Review medical charts of patients to compare the effects of the implement before (January 2015 to December 2016) and after (January 2017 to December 2018) the ventilator weaning protocol on ventilator days, weaning rates, hospitalization days, the mortality rate, and analyze the impact factors that influence the weaned off the ventilator successful. The results compared with before (n=161) and after (n=124) implement the ventilator weaning protocol on the ventilator days of RCC (19.6±9.16 vs. 21.52±10.70), hospitalization days of RCC (22.81±8.43 vs. 24.69±9.55), weaned off the ventilator successful (64% vs.69%) and mortality rate (0.6% vs. 0%), all the differences were not significant statistically. Univariate logistic regression analysis of the impact factors influence the weaned off the ventilator successful showed that weaning protocol group and not weaning protocol group the OR is 1.227, increase weaning rate but the differences were not significant statistically. The age, department, Glasgow Coma Scale, pneumonia, neurosurgery, APACHE IIscore, airway management, ventilator days of ICU, hospitalization days of ICU were significantly associated with the weaned off the ventilator successful. Multivariate logistic regression analysis revealed that age, department, Glasgow Coma Scale, APACHE IIscore and airway management were significant and independent factors associated with the increase weaning rate. Conclusions: ''implementation of a ventilator weaning protocol'' on ventilator days, hospitalization days, weaning rates and the mortality rate have not significant improvement. In this study, protocol-directed, rotation of health care team and patient's age, diagnosis, GCS, APACHE II scores and airway management are influential factors. |