La gestione dell’ossigenoterapia ad alti flussi in un ospedale pediatrico italiano: uno studio osservazionale

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L’ossigenoterapia ad alti flussi (High Flow Oxygen Therapy, HFOT) è una metodica di supporto ventilatorio non invasivo in grado di erogare una miscela, umidificata e riscaldata, di aria e ossigeno attraverso cannule nasali non occludenti. Volendo ripensare la gestione infermieristica dell’HFOT ed in mancanza di dati circa la sua gestione nel paziente pediatrico assistito presso l’IRCCS Istituto Giannina Gaslini, è stato condotto uno studio per descrivere il fenomeno e per ottenere informazioni utili al miglioramento della qualità assistenziale.

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Calza, S., Da Rin Della Mora, R., Costa, E., Esibiti, F., Subbrero, M., & Scelsi, S. (2020). La gestione dell’ossigenoterapia ad alti flussi in un ospedale pediatrico italiano: uno studio osservazionale. Scenario® - Il Nursing Nella Sopravvivenza, 36(4), 6–10. https://doi.org/10.4081/scenario.2019.402