2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.jpeds.2022.06.012
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Organizational Risk Factors and Clinical Impacts of Unplanned Extubation in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit

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“…Another essential part of the quality improvement study is to determine the type of intervention needed based on the risk factors. Factors associated with UE in the NICU have been investigated in the published articles [18,19,22]. Patient agitation, poor xation of the ETT, frequent suction, nurses working night shifts and/or overtime and a higher patient-to-nurse ratio were related to an increased number of unplanned extubation events in the NICU [19,22].…”
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“…Another essential part of the quality improvement study is to determine the type of intervention needed based on the risk factors. Factors associated with UE in the NICU have been investigated in the published articles [18,19,22]. Patient agitation, poor xation of the ETT, frequent suction, nurses working night shifts and/or overtime and a higher patient-to-nurse ratio were related to an increased number of unplanned extubation events in the NICU [19,22].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Factors associated with UE in the NICU have been investigated in the published articles [18,19,22]. Patient agitation, poor xation of the ETT, frequent suction, nurses working night shifts and/or overtime and a higher patient-to-nurse ratio were related to an increased number of unplanned extubation events in the NICU [19,22]. Recent literature provides various strategies to help reduce UE rates.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…1,11 Similarly, research has demonstrated that staffing ratios also impact other iatrogenic complications including unplanned extubation rates and the rates of nosocomial infection. 12,13 A study by Tubbs-Cooley and colleagues 14 found a significant correlation between nursing workload and missed care in the neonatal intensive care unit. This was also highlighted in a systematic review by Imam et al 15 Missed care included things such as parent education and supporting parent involvement in the care and oral feeding of their infants, items that may affect parental confidence and nursing satisfaction.…”
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“…Similarly, research has demonstrated that staffing ratios also impact other iatrogenic complications including unplanned extubation rates and the rates of nosocomial infection 12,13. A study by Tubbs-Cooley and colleagues14 found a significant correlation between nursing workload and missed care in the neonatal intensive care unit.…”
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“…Repeated intubations, especially those performed on an emergency basis, increase the risk of laryngeal or tracheal injury and scarring, pulmonary injury from excessive ventilation and ventilator-associated pneumonia 11. Known long-term complications of UE are longer lengths of stay, increased duration of mechanical ventilation (MV) and potential increased respiratory morbidity 1 13–17. Note that this duration is both a cause and a consequence of UE 1 13…”
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