Sawsan Abuhammad, Dalya Alwedyan, Shaher Hamaideh, Mohammed Al-Jabri
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Infection and drug resistance
interpretation ventilator waveforms essential effective safe mechanical ventilation requires specialized training expertise study aimed investigate ability icu professionals interpret ventilator waveforms identify areas requiring education training explore factors influencing interpretation skills conducted international online anonymous survey icu professionals physicians nurses respiratory therapists rts 1 experience working icu survey consisted demographic information 15 multiplechoice questions related ventilator waveforms results compared professions using descriptive statistics logistic regression expressed odds ratios ors 95 ci performed identify factors associated high performance defined threshold 60 correct answers total 1832 professionals 31 countries regions completed survey 53 respondents answered 60 questions correctly 3 questions correct responses related waveforms demonstrated condensation 90 pressure overshoot 79 bronchospasm 75 conversely 3 questions fewest correct responses waveforms demonstrated early cycle leading double trigger 43 severe assistance flow starvation 37 earlyreverse trigger 31 factors significantly associated 60 correct answers included years icu working experience 10 16 1220 p 001 profession rt 28 2137 p 001 highest degree earned graduate 17 1322 p 001 workplace teaching hospital 14 1117 p 008 prior ventilator waveforms training 17 1322 p 001 slightly half respondents correctly identified 60 waveforms demonstrating patientventilator discordance high performance associated 10 years icu working experience rt profession graduate degree working teaching hospital prior ventilator waveforms training discordances poorly recognized across groups surveyed professionals