Evidenzbasierte Praxis im sprachtherapeutischen klinischen Alltag – Falldarstellung einer komplexen Trachealkanülen-Entwöhnung

Anhand des Falles einer Patientin mit schwerer neurogener Dysphagie und erschwertem Dekanülierungsverlauf wird der Behandlungsprozess entlang der Prinzipien evidenzbasierter Praxis dargestellt. Neben Anamnese, klinischer Schluckfunktionsuntersuchung, bildgebender Diagnostik und Berücksichtigung multiprofessioneller Aspekte wird erläutert, welche Evidenzen den Behandlungsverlauf leiten. Dabei sind die einzelnen Teilschritte immer wieder anzupassen und zu evaluieren.

Abstract

This article describes a case of a patient with severe neurogenic dysphagia and a prolonged decannulation process. This process is described according to the principles of evidence-based practice. In addition to a precise medical history, the performance of a KSU, an instrumental exam and the consideration of multi-professional aspects, evidence guiding the treatment path is explained. It is emphasized that the individual steps in the course of treatment should be continuously adapted and evaluated to the clinical process itself.

Schlüsselwörter

Evidenzbasierte Praxis - Dysphagie - Dekanüloerungsmanagement

Key Words

Evidence based practice - Dysphagia - decannulation management

Publikationsverlauf

Artikel online veröffentlicht:
24. Januar 2025

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