Anxiety sensitivity and ventilator weaning: A preliminary analysis

Heffelfinger, Susan; Calamari, John E.; Workman, Don E.; Lawm, Gerry; Kelly, Joanne

doi:10.1080/10615800600661598

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“…Some will be long-term ventilator users while others are weaning. Sig-nificant anxiety and depression are common during weaning, which can adversely affect attainment of independent breathing (Heffelfinger, Calamari, Workman, Lawm, & Kelly, 2006). More than a third of patients who had been mechanically ventilated in the ICU had ASD/PTSD symptoms related to this experience up to two years later (Girard et al, 2007).…”

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After critical care: Challenges in the transition to inpatient rehabilitation.

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Westie

Dammeyer

et al. 2016

Rehabilitation Psychology

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To optimize response to rehabilitation, it is important to understand the behavior of post-ICU patients within a full biopsychosocial context including debility, cognitive and emotional impairment, disruption of role identities, and environmental factors. The psychologist can provide education about predictable barriers to participation for the post-ICU patient, and guide individual, family and team interventions to ameliorate those barriers. (PsycINFO Database Record

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