Effect of video education on homecare clients who need tracheostomy tube suction and management

Title : Effect of video education on homecare clients who need tracheostomy tube suction and management

Abstract:

Purpose: The purpose of this research was to identify the effect of video education for caregiver of homecare clients who need tracheostomy tube suction and management. After providing the video education produced by Home Health Care Team to set guidelines on tracheostomy care at home, caregiver’s knowledge and self-efficacy and satisfaction was also verified.

Methods: The research was a one-group, pre-and-post test design. Research participants were the main caregiver who provide home care to patients with tracheostomies registered with Home Health Care Team in one University Hospital. Data were collected from May 2022 to September 2023 and analyzed using Wilcoxon signed rank test with SPSS/WIN program version 25.0.

Results: Significant differences were found for the pre and post evaluation of the video education for the implementation of tracheostomy care. The video education improved the main caregivers’ knowledge(Z=-3.209, p=.001), and self-efficacy(Z=-2.573, p=.010) of tracheostomy tube  suction and management. After video education, caregivers’ performance levels of tracheostomy tube suction and management were analyzed higher than average 97%. Satisfaction levels of the video education were averaged at the score of 4.62(5 perfect score).

Conclusion: Results show that this video education was effective nursing intervention for promoting the caregiver’s knowledge and self-efficacy of tracheostomy care by providing guidelines for caregiver regarding tracheostomy tube suction and home management. We recommend that further research should be done to verify the effectiveness of education and to develop educational video on various topics for caregivers at home.

Audience Take Away Notes:

• The audience will be able to use the video education for Homecare clients.
• The audience can be stimulated in development of various video education programs on their field.
• This study is expected to inspire audience to conduct further research should be done to verify the effectiveness of education. 

Biography:

Min A Sung graduated from Hallym University of South Korea with a major in nursing and received a master’s degree of public health from Hallym University in 2005. She have over 25 years of various experience in the Nursing Field. She worked at the surgical ward, outpatient department, pediatric intensive care unit, Pediatric dialysis room. She hold a certification as a Certified Dialysis Nurse to strengthen my international competency. Currently, she work as a home care nurse practitioner in the Seoul National University Hospital and she is responsible for providing safe and continuous high-quality care to patients at home.