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Crit Care Nurse 1997 May; 17(2): 72-78
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Critical Care Nurse, Vol 17, Issue 2, 72-78
Copyright © 1997 by American Association of Critical Care Nurses

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A volunteers in participatory sampling survey of weaning practices. The Third National Study Group on Weaning from Mechanical Ventilation

JM Clochesy, SM Burns, ME Shekleton, SK Hanneman, AR Knebel, and GL Ingersoll

The survey results of the VIPs membership described in this article add qualitative information to the growing body of scientific knowledge on weaning patients off ventilators. Clearly, quantitative studies exploring the efficacy of different weaning practices across the continuum must be done if we are to accurately compare practices and prescribe the "when" and "how" of weaning. To this end, the Third National Study Group is revising the proposed weaning model and model in order to further elucidate the state of the art and science of weaning.


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