Best evidence practice for preventing aspiration in critically nasogastric-feeding patients
LAI Minhua
ZHU Manyu
LIN Lixia
HOU Chunyi
LI Fenna
CHENG Guifen
QIU Lanping
ZHUANG Lixuan
YU Liting
XU Chunxia
KAN Jinbao
LIU Xin
HUANG Xiaoqing
HUANG Jiaxi
Abstract：Objective:To form the best evidence for preventing aspiration of nasogastric feeding in critically ill patients using the Australia Joanna Briggs Institute(JBI)evidence-based healthcare model as the theoretical framework,and to apply it to clinical practice to validate its feasibility and effectiveness.Methods:From April 2020 to March 2021,a new prevention and management process for aspiration of nasogastric feeding in critically ill patients was constructed through evidence retrieval,evidence evaluation,and development of review indicators.The application effectiveness of the new process was evaluated through assessments of nurses'knowledge scores on preventing aspiration of nasogastric feeding and the implementation status of the new process.Results:The nurses'knowledge level on preventing aspiration of nasogastric feeding significantly improved,nursing behaviors such as patient repositioning and suctioning during nasogastric feeding were greatly improved.Conclusion:Current evidence shows that apply the prevention and management process for aspiration of nasogastric feeding in critically ill patients which helps reduce the risk of aspiration in patients with gastric tube placement,has a certain level of effectiveness and feasibility in clinical practice.
Keywords：nasogastric feedingaspirationmanagementnursingpreventionevidence-based nursing
Publication Date：2024-08-15
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：7( 2666-2672 )