Factors Related to Critical Care Nurses’ Practices Regarding Weaning from Mechanical Ventilator
Keywords:
weaning, knowledge regarding weaning from mechanical ventilator of critical care nurse, perceived barrier for critical care nurses’ practices, critical care nurses’ practices regarding weaning from mechanical ventilationAbstract
Critical care nurses’ practices regarding weaning patients from mechanical ventilator is vital and challenging roles. Nurses must have an adequate knowledge to choose the best course of action for weaning the patients from the ventilator. However, there are some factors which influence their practices, therefore the assessment of those factors may enhance nursing practices and weaning outcomes. This study was a correlational research. The purpose of the study was to assess factors related to critical care nurses’ practices regarding the weaning of patients from mechanical ventilator. Participants included 128 critical care nurses working in intensive care units of secondary and tertiary hospitals in the upper northern region of Thailand under the Ministry of Public Health including Lampung, Lamphun, and Phrae Hospitals. The research instrument used was a set of questionnaires, which consisted of 1) the demographic data questionnaire, 2) knowledge regarding weaning from mechanical ventilator of critical care nurse questionnaire, 3) critical care nurses’ practices regarding weaning from mechanical ventilator questionnaire, and 4) perceive barriers of critical care nurses’ practices regarding weaning from mechanical ventilator questionnaire. Descriptive statistics and spearman rank correlation coefficient were used to analyze the data.
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