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April 13, 2026Respiratory Care2 citations

Home Care Ventilation: The Cleveland Clinic Experience from 1977 to 1985

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ESEdward D. SivakECEdward M. CordascoWGW Terry Gipson

Key Points

  • This research aims to explore the requirements and outcomes of long-term home ventilation care.
  • Evaluation of patient and family dynamics for home care success
  • Psychological and psychiatric assessments conducted
  • Formation of a multidisciplinary care team for implementation
  • Classification of patients based on care goals
  • Analysis of associated disorders' incidence and prevalence
  • Successful home care depends on comprehensive evaluations and financial resources
  • A supportive team involving various healthcare professionals enhances outcomes
  • Understanding patient classification aids in better resource allocation

Abstract

A need for long-term ventilation in the home has created a demand for home care services that has been a source of growth for an industry. Evaluation of the patient and family who will guarantee successful home care requires careful psychological and psychiatric evaluation. Beyond this evaluation, long-term success is possible if appropriate financial resources are available. The implementation of successful home care is best done by a team consisting of primary physician, primary ICU nurse, social worker, psychiatrist, and home care respiratory therapist. An appropriate classification of patients based on goals of care, as well as the study of the incidence and prevalence of associated disorders, will be helpful in the future allocation of resources.

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Sivak et al. (1986) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69dc874a3afacbeac03e9b17https://doi.org/10.1177/194336548603100406
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