INFLUENCIA DE LA ENFERMERÍA EN EL ÉXITO DE LA EXTUBACIÓN EN PACIENTES CON VENTILACIÓN MECÁNICA
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Introducción: Numerosos estudios relacionan el nivel de cuidados profesionales sanitarios con una mejora de la salud en los pacientes con ventilación mecánica (VM). Debido a la importancia de la práctica de enfermería con estos pacientes, se han realizado diversos estudios para conocer los factores que influyen en el éxito de la extubación en VM. Objetivo: El objetivo de esta revisión bibliográfica es conocer algunos de los factores más relevante de la relación entre la influencia de las enfermeras y el éxito en la extubación con pacientes en VM. Resultados y conclusiones: Los resultados obtenidos sugieren que aspectos como el uso adecuado de los protocolos, la formación, la experiencia y la comunicación son factores que influyen de forma significativa en el éxito de la extubación en pacientes con VM.
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