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ISSN 2997-2531
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Vol. 1, Issue 2, 2024June 30, 2024 EDT

Tracheostomy Master Header

Vinciya Pandian,
https://doi.org/10.62905/001c.121821

Articles in Vol. 1, Issue 2, 2024

Vol. 1, Issue 2, 2024
  • Tracheostomy Master Header
    Vinciya Pandian
  • Elevating Tracheostomy Care Through Data-Driven Innovation: What Can Education, Evidence-Based Practice, and Quality Improvement Learn from One Another?
    Michael J. BrennerVinciya Pandian
  • Tracheostomy Care Curricula for Pediatric Residents: A Pilot Randomized Trial
    Christina J. YangChristine CampisiDaniel LiLisa GotoAllyson TankElliot SchiffMarc-Mina TawfikAmanda ShenZachary KellyRaymond CaiSunil ChickmagalurWilliam B BurtonMichael L Rinke
  • A Simulated Tracheostomy Tube Change Educational Intervention to Promote Competency Among Novice Healthcare Professionals: A Repeated Measures Study
    Jessica PeterChandler H MoserVidyadhari KarneStanola StanleyHelen WilsonCarol S MaragosJacqueline StokesKathryn MattareLaurie TurnerMichael J BrennerVinciya Pandian
  • A new model of care for a tertiary hospital interprofessional tracheostomy review service: a survey evaluation
    David PriddleKelly-Maree UdyMadeline WellsAlisha Da SilvaHannah CrowleyOlivia JenveyLeonie Shaw
  • Acceptability of and Perceived Barriers and Facilitators to the use of Ventilator Associated Speech Methods in Intensive Care – an exploratory survey study
    Ruth BestElaine Hart
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Pandian V. Tracheostomy Master Header. Tracheostomy. 2024;1(2). doi:10.62905/001c.121821
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