Guidance for Teaching Tracheostomized Patients/Caregivers
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https://doi.org/10.31877/on.2009.09.01Keywords:
Tracheostomy, Tracheostomized Patients, Caregiver, Orientation Guide, Ostomy Ventilation, Teaching, AutonomyAbstract
Promoting the Practice of nursing care, the “Orientation Guide for the Teaching of Tracheostomized Patients/Caregivers will be a guiding document in the activities of professional nurses, making the care they provide safe, visible and effective, providing guidance and precise objectives, enabling them to develop a process of teaching/learning about tracheostomies for patients/caregivers, and promoting self-care in a practice set.
The Orientation Guide for the Teaching of Tracheostomized Patients/Caregivers may become an important tool of work for the professionals, whose objective is always the achievement of gains in health for the target customers of nursing interventions. A uniform standard of procedures, associated with the provision of personalized care, contributes to the excellence of care and the state-of-the-art.
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