… Turning points The mother whose decision to place a feeding tube was precipitated by
the birth of a new baby expressed that “It wouldn't have worked to spend an hour for each …

… considered when making their decision to have a feeding tube or not. … feeding tubes and
ALS are important to a group of patients. A detailed explanation of how people make decisions …

… on international differences in tube feeding use. Rates of feeding tube use seem to be higher
in the United States and Canada than in Europe, and feeding tube use seems to be even …

… and feeding tube placement are of the upmost importance to the SLP working with PALS. …
timely feeding tube placement can have in this unique and challenging patient population. …

… This descriptive phenomenological study explored the lived experience of caregivers
regarding decision making for PEG feeding tube placement in community-dwelling adults. Data …

… the decision-making process leading up to NGT feeding … benefits of making decisions to
implement NGT feeding under … In both, the timing and pace of decision-making are crucial, as clin…

… the legal reasons why feeding tubes remain prevalent in … not want a feeding tube, and that
in most cases, feeding tubes do not … surrounding health care decision making when cognitive …

… 4 – 6 have supported the family as the primary decision maker for incompetent patients. …
feeding tube placement, no feeding tube but continued intravenous fluids, or no feeding tube …

… that artificial nutrition by feeding tube was of no value in … Registry data for orders for artificial
nutrition by feeding tube. … the nonemergent nature of tube feeding decision making, the …

… In dysphagia management and gastrostomy feeding tube decision making, historically we
… When involved in gastrostomy feeding tube decision making with our patients and the team, …