The director of Emergency Medicine has targeted the asthmatic population as a “Best Practice” project for Fiscal year 2022. Your Emergency Department would like to improve management of their asthmatic population. You have been designated as subject matter experts to develop a best practice plan for protocolized care for the asthmatic patient.
Goal: Develop a proposal for emergency department best practice management of asthmatics. This proposal should provide any additional recommendations (protocols, responsibilities) this group has for project success.
Each student is to submit an annotated bibliography of 4 articles from peer reviewed journals that support their roles’ plan/responsibilities for attaining the groups’ goals. This annotated bibliography will be shared with all team members to be evaluated by your team for use as reference material in support of the project proposal.
Each of the summaries should be no more than 1 page and the overall assignment should be no more than 4 pages. Each summary should include:
Citation in APA format
Type of Article (If a Study- type of study)
Synopsis of Article
Validity of Article
Applicability towards project
I have some references researched to help out as well
Myers. (2019). Respiratory therapist-driven asthma protocols must be a standard of care. Respiratory Care, 64(11), 1445–1446.
Respiratory Therapist-Driven Asthma Protocols Must Be a Standard of Care | Respiratory Care
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Among children and adolescents age < 18 years, asthma prevalence is > 6 million children in the United States (8.4% of the population), resulting in almost 3.2 million asthma exacerbations annually (51% of children with asthma experience an exacerbation).[1][1] Both rescue and daily preventive
LeGrand, Peters, J. I., & Shelledy, D. C. (2005). EFFECT OF A RESPIRATORY THERAPIST-DESIGNED ASTHMA MANAGEMENT PROGRAM ON OUTCOMES AND COST OF CARE COMPARED TO A PROGRAM DESIGNED BY NURSES OR STANDARD CARE. Chest, 128(4), 165S–165S.
Kallstrom, & Myers, T. R. (2008). Asthma disease management and the respiratory therapist. Respiratory Care, 53(6), 770–776.
Messier, Deshaies, J., & Breault, G. (2020). P057: Impact of a clinical pathway for the treatment of acute asthma in the emergency department. Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine, 22(S1), S84–S85.
P057: Impact of a clinical pathway for the treatment of acute asthma in the emergency department | Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine | Cambridge Core
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P057: Impact of a clinical pathway for the treatment of acute asthma in the emergency department – Volume 22 Issue S1
Evans, Hoyle, D., Anas, N., & Mink, R. (2016). 983: CONTINUOUS ALBUTEROL DELIVERY VIA HIGH-FLOW NASAL CANNULA VERSUS AEROSOL MASK IN STATUS ASTHMATICUS. Critical Care Medicine, 44(12 Suppl 1), 322–322.
983: CONTINUOUS ALBUTEROL DELIVERY VIA HIGH-FLOW NASAL CANNU… : Critical Care Medicine
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Wong, Agus, M., Sang, J., Whalen, M., Bartlett, J., Graham, D., Dwyer, D., & Melendez, E. (2013). 390: CONTINUOUS ALBUTEROL NEBULIZATION-HELIOX PATHWAY DECREASED CRITICAL CARE LENGTH OF STAY IN CHILDREN. Critical Care Medicine, 41, A93–.
