Home mechanical ventilation (HMV) improves quality of life and survival in patients with
neuromuscular disorders (NMD). Developing countries may benefit from published evidence …

Family caregivers of children with tracheostomies or home ventilators are more likely to
experience poor sleep quality when undertaking the full responsibility of caring for fragile …

Long‐term ventilation (LTV) in children at home, especially invasive ventilation, is not widely
available nor practised in low‐resource settings (LRS). Barriers to providing LTV include …

In recent decades, the patient survival is increased due to advances in intensive care units
and development of modern mechanic ventilators. Unfortunately, it is not always possible to …

The number of children on home invasive mechanical ventilation (HIMV) has been
increasing because it is a cost‐effective strategy, the developments in technological tools …

Objective Our objective is to characterize the incidence of tracheostomy placement and of
new requirement for long‐term mechanical ventilation after extracorporeal membrane …

The use of home mechanical ventilation is increasingly developing. The present study
aimed to examine the effect of a family-centered training program on patients under home …

Background The number of patients under home mechanical ventilation is increasing
worldwide. The unique nature of these patients and their complex health needs exposes …

Introduction Each child on home invasive mechanical ventilation is unique with different
diagnoses, co‐morbidities, families, environment, needs, and developmental conditions …

Children with home invasive mechanical ventilation need special health care and
rehabilitation services due to complications caused by both the pulmonary system and …