The effect of perceived self – efficacy in respiratory muscle training with modified Qigong program on duration of weaning from mechanical ventilator in patients with respiratory failure
Keywords:
self-efficacy, qigong, respiratory failure, duration of weaning ventilatorAbstract
This quasi-experimental research aimed to examine the effect of a perceived self – efficacy in respiratory muscle training with modified Qigong program on the average time of weaning from mechanical ventilator. The sample consisted of 60 patients using ventilator regarding respiratory failure, 30 of them were assigned into the control group and the rest of them were the intervention group.The control group received usual care whereas the intervention group received the perceived self – efficacy in respiratory muscle training with modified Qigong program.Instruments used for collecting data included: 1) the personal information, 2) the Mechanical Ventilator Weaning Readiness Assessment Form, and 3) a form recording time and details regarding weaning from mechanical ventilator. Descriptive statistics and independent t-test were used to analyze the data.
The results showed that after the training program the participants in the intervention group had the average time of weaning off mechanical ventilator and the average time of using mechanical ventilator less than those in the control group (P< .01).
This study suggests that healthcare providers who take care of patients using mechanical ventilator should consider to implement this training program to promote successfully in weaning patients from mechanical ventilator.
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