Assessing the Clinical Competence of Health Care Professionals Who Perform Airway Suctioning in Adults

Miller, Erin; Beavers, Lindsay; Mori, Brenda; Colquhoun, Heather; Colella, Tracey J.F.; Brooks, Dina

doi:10.4187/respcare.06772

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“…Several adverse events have been associated with the AAA EI ( 6 , 19 - 22 ) . Therefore, the competences of health professionals (physicians, nurses and physiotherapists) who perform AAA have been evaluated and questioned regarding knowledge, skills and attitudes in a variety of tools, adapted in the context of the institutional policies where these professionals work ( 23 ) .…”

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Blended learning program for the development of skills in the aspiration of artificial airways

Cordeiro

Braga

Mata

et al. 2021

Rev. Latino-Am. Enfermagem

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Objective: to develop and validate a blended learning program, of the inverted classroom type, on the aspiration of artificial airways. Method: applied and methodological research that involved technological production for teaching a Nursing Intervention, based on Vygotsky’s theoretical frameworks and on the Nursing Process. For elaboration and validation, a classic instructional design model was followed. The general and pedagogical requirements were validated, as well as those for videos and interface. For the analysis, the Content Validity Index and the First-order agreement coefficient were used. Results: 34 experts participated, 27 of whom were nurses and seven were professionals in Information Technology. In the nurses’ opinion, the general and pedagogical requirements obtained a Content Validity Index of 0.99 and 0.98 was obtained for the videos and for the interface. The interface for the IT professionals was 0.94. All requirements showed almost perfect agreement. Conclusion: the teaching program was elaborated and validated by experts and constitutes an innovative proposal to train nurses. The mediation of teaching by means of duly validated technologies can favor learning and reaching positive results in the development of skills in the practice of aspiration of artificial airways.

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Blended learning program for the development of skills in the aspiration of artificial airways

Cordeiro

Braga

Mata

et al. 2021

Rev. Latino-Am. Enfermagem

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“…4 In our scoping review, we examined the nature and extent of research on the assessment of clinical competence for health care professionals who perform airway suctioning in adults. 5 We specifically selected a scoping review methodology given the broad nature of the review, the lack of previous reviews in this area, and the expected methodological variability across relevant studies. 6 Despite published recommendations to guide the conduct of scoping reviews, 1,3,6 inconsistencies have been reported with regards to both scoping review methodology and reporting.…”

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The importance and value of reporting guidance for scoping reviews: A rehabilitation science example

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Colquhoun

2020

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Objective: Scoping reviews use a systematic approach to synthesize a body of knowledge. The use of scoping review methodology is increasingly common. Despite recommendations to guide the conduct of scoping reviews, inconsistencies exist with regards to their methodology and reporting. In this case-study, we reflect on our experience using the PRISMA Extension for Scoping Reviews (PRISMA-ScR): Checklist and Explanation to improve reporting for a scoping review we initially conducted prior to the release of the PRISMA-ScR reporting guidelines. Study Design and Methods:We evaluated the scoping review against 22 criteria included in the PRISMA-ScR. For each criterion, we provided a rating representing the degree to which we felt the scoping review met the individual criterion in the PRISMA-ScR. We also provided comments to substantiate our ratings, along with recommended revisions for the scoping review and considerations for future scoping reviews. Results:We identified a number of strengths in the initial reporting of our scoping review , as well as opportunities for improvement. The most substantial areas for improvement included the protocol registration, data items and data charting process.Based on our evaluation, we made revisions to the scoping review manuscript to improve our reporting. Conclusion:Our evaluation helps to highlight the value of using reporting guidelines to improve reporting of scoping reviews, while also exposing several challenges. In future, we recommend consulting the guidelines during the initial preparation of the scoping review manuscript rather than retrospectively. What is already known about the topic?• The use of scoping review methodology is becoming increasingly common. • While recommendations to guide the conduct of scoping reviews have been published, inconsistencies exist in both scoping review methodology and reporting. What this paper adds:• Despite some challenges, we found the PRISMA-ScR to be an effective tool to guide a structured reflection on our scoping review reporting. • We encourage authors completing scoping reviews to make use of the PRISMA-ScR to guide their own scoping review reporting.

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“…For example, airway suction is performed by physiotherapists in some countries while in others it is the competence of other professional classes. (MILLER et al, 2019) An understanding of global physiotherapeutic practices is necessary, since this way, professional functions and procedures can be standardized and thus reinforce physical therapy practices worldwide. In addition, with globalization, people are constantly migrating around the world, and in this way, the present study can assist physical therapists in these conditions.…”

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The Role of Physiotherapist in Hospitals Around the World: Use of Linkedin as a Support to Research

Blancato

Motta

2020

Rev. Elet. Gestão e Serviços

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This study aimed to determine the differences and similarities in the functions performed by hospital physical therapists from different countries. For this, a questionnaire was developed, in which physiotherapists were asked which interventions they perform in their work, this questionnaire was distributed through the LinkedIn social network to physical therapy professionals who work in hospitals around the world. Altogether, 185 physical therapists answered the survey, and this way, it was found that there are important differences in the role performed by the physiotherapists according to their location, and the main functions of physiotherapists are the prescription of physical exercises and chest therapy.

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Assessing the Clinical Competence of Health Care Professionals Who Perform Airway Suctioning in Adults

Cited by 15 publications

References 41 publications

Blended learning program for the development of skills in the aspiration of artificial airways

Blended learning program for the development of skills in the aspiration of artificial airways

The importance and value of reporting guidance for scoping reviews: A rehabilitation science example

The Role of Physiotherapist in Hospitals Around the World: Use of Linkedin as a Support to Research

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