… been defined, via an … communication for critically ill adults with an artificial airway, with and
without mechanical ventilation. Enabling and empowering patients to effectively communicate …

… effectiveness of communication aids for people requiring an artificial airway (endotracheal or
tracheostomy tube), defined … of patient self‐report measures in critically ill people. Design of …

… transfers of critically ill patients with artificial airways as … Adequate communication and
good teamwork are key to the … describe CCNs' experiences of caring for critically ill patients …

… tracheal intubation can usefully adhere to the simplified DAS 2018 guideline for tracheal
intubation of the critically ill patient (… of this document to define which patients need precautions, …

… 1102 critically ill adults, successful intubation … Meaning Among critically ill adults undergoing
tracheal intubation, use of a bougie did not significantly increase the incidence of successful …

… Each committee member rated each recommendation by using a Likert scale of 1 to 9, with
1 meaning that expected harms greatly outweigh the expected benefits and 9 meaning that …

… , and transportation of patients were defined. … patients without an artificial airway. The
operation is suggested to be performed by senior physicians or professionally trained respiratory …

… Postintubation hemodynamic and respiratory compromise is common in critically ill patients,
… and defining prespecified criteria (such as the patients’ hemodynamic and respiratory …

… Outcomes included airway-related critical incidents. Although … definitions of airway-related
critical incidents are challenging, we defined this as any outcome related to airway …

… for critically ill patients. These studies include work on the early diagnosis of sepsis and acute
respiratory … It is beyond the purpose of this chapter to describe the theory and application of …