Nursing Interventions for Client and Family Training in the Proper Use of Noninvasive Ventilation in the Transition from Hospital to Community: A Scoping Review

Fernando, Jéssica Moura Gabirro; Marçal, Margarida Maria Gaio; Oliveira, Cleoneide; Pedreira, Larissa; Baixinho, Cristina Lavareda; Ferreira, Óscar

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Fernando, Jéssica Moura Gabirro

Marçal, Margarida Maria Gaio

Oliveira, Cleoneide

Pedreira, Larissa

Baixinho, Cristina Lavareda

Ferreira, Óscar

Abstract(s)

Noninvasive ventilation is an increasingly disseminated therapeutic option, which is explained by increases in the prevalence of chronic respiratory diseases, life expectancy, and the effectiveness of this type of respiratory support. This literature review observes that upon returning home after hospital discharge, there are difficulties in adhering to and maintaining this therapy. The aim of this study is to identify nursing interventions for client and family training in the proper use of noninvasive ventilation in the transition from hospital to community. A scoping review was carried out by searching MEDLINE, CINAHL, Scopus, and Web of Science. The articles were selected by two independent reviewers by applying the predefined eligibility criteria. Regarding transitional care, the authors opted to include studies about interventions to train clients and families during hospital stay, hospital discharge, transition from hospital to home, and the first 30 days after returning home. The eight included publications allowed for identification of interventions related to masks or interfaces, prevention of complications associated with noninvasive ventilation, leakage control, maintenance and cleaning of ventilators and accessories, respiratory training, ventilator monitoring, communication, and behavioral strategies as transitional care priority interventions to guarantee proper training in the transition from hospital to community.

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This article belongs to the Special Issue Nursing Care in the ICU.
Funding: The present study was funded by the Center for Research, Innovation, and Development in Nursing in Portugal by means of grants provided to some of the authors (CIDNUR, Psafe2transition_2021).