EPISODE · Jul 19, 2022 · 42 MIN
Successes in Team-based Pediatric Tracheostomy Care
from The SENTAC podcast · host SENTAC Communications Committee
This episode is a conversation with the tracheostomy and ventilator team of Children’s Wisconsin. The multidisciplinary team is composed of an otolaryngologist, pulmonologist, nurse practitioner, speech language pathologist, social worker, dietitian, and respiratory therapists. In this conversation we discuss the origin and structure of the team, and their successes in improving inpatient and outpatient tracheostomy care. The team has been successful in improving parent trach teaching through use of simulation, as well as in early speaking valve assessment and use. Participants:Michael McCormick – Pediatric OtolaryngologyCecilia Lang – NP Team ManagerJennifer Henningfeld – Pediatric Pulmonologist Medical DirectorGrace Flanagan – Respiratory TherapistLisa Molkentine – Respiratory TherapistChristine Bueckers – Speech Language Pathologist
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This episode is a conversation with the tracheostomy and ventilator team of Children’s Wisconsin. The multidisciplinary team is composed of an otolaryngologist, pulmonologist, nurse practitioner, speech language pathologist, social worker, dietitian, and respiratory therapists. In this conversation we discuss the origin and structure of the team, and their successes in improving inpatient and outpatient tracheostomy care. The team has been successful in improving parent trach teaching through use of simulation, as well as in early speaking valve assessment and use.
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