From: Self-management of patients with tracheostomy in the home setting: a scoping review
Study | Study Design | Study Objective | Study Population | ||
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Time since tracheostomy | Sample size (n)a | Type of tracheostomy / Indication of tracheostomy | |||
Wulff et al. [16]; 2021; Denmark, Sweden | Quantitative, Cross-sectional study | HRQoL, voice problems, dysphagia, depression, anxiety | 1.6–18.1 years (median 6,3 years) | 172 | LE |
Sluis et al. [51]; 2020; Netherlands | Qualitative, interpretative phenomenological | Experiences of women | Range 1–31 years | 8 | LE |
Bickford et al. [35]; 2019; Australia | Qualitative, Grounded Theory | Experiences | 2–11 years | 12 (+ 9 primary supporters, 7 health professionals)* | LE |
Teruya et al. [52]; 2019; Japan | Quantitative, Cross-sectional study | Acceptance, Daily life difficulties | Ø 6.3 ± 6.5 years | 43 | LE |
Bickford et al. [53]; 2018; Australia | Qualitative, Grounded Theory | Adjustment to physical and functional changes | 2–11 years | 12 (+ 9 primary supporters, 7 health professionals)b | LE |
Jansen et al. [54]; 2018; Netherlands | Quantitative, Cross-sectional study | Unmet supported care needs | Median 7 years (range 0–37 years) | 283 | LE |
Mertl et al. [25]; 2018; Czech republic | Mixed methods study | QoL, stigmatization, social exclusion | (preop), 4–6 months | 22 (quantitative), 6 (qualitative) | LE |
Morris et al. [55]; 2017; USA | Qualitative, approach of Naturalistic inquiry | Body image perception | ≥ 1–2 months, not specified | 36 | Not specified, even LE |
Cnossen et al. [56]; 2016; Netherlands | Qualitative, Focus group interviews | Needs assessment | Ø 11,6 years (range 2–22) | 9 (+ 3 partners) | LE |
Offerman et al. [57]; 2015; Netherlands | Quantitative, Cross-sectional study | Spousal relationship | < 1 year (10%), 1–10 years (52%), > 10 years (38%) | 151 (+ 144 partners) | LE |
Pereira et al. [12]; 2015; Portugal | Quantitative, Cross-sectional study | QoL | Ø 37,18 months | 34 | LE |
Perry et al. [28]; 2015; Australia | Quantitative, Cross-sectional study | QoL | < 1 year (11%), > 1 year (89%) | 86 | LE |
Roick et al. [58]; 2014; Germany | Quantitative, Cross-sectional study | QoL, Social Integration | 1 year | 161 | LE |
Singer et al. [29]; 2014; Germany | Quantitative, Cohort study, Longitudinal study | QoL | Period: preop – 1 year | 174 | LE |
Bickford et al. [2]; 2013; Australia | Qualitative, Grounded Theory | Experiences | 2–11 years | 12 | LE |
Singer et al. [50]; 2013; Germany | Quantitative, Cohort study, Longitudinal study | Vocational Rehabilitation | Period: preop – 3 years | 231 | LE |
Dooks et al. [3]; 2012; Canada | Qualitative, Interpretative | Experiences of reintegration into the community | 6–12 month | 9 | LE |
Tsikoudas et al. [59]; 2011; Great Britain | Quantitative Case-control study | QoL, nasal function | Range: 7 days – 11 years | IGr = 10, CGr = 10 | Head and neck tumor (not specified) |
Danker et al. [32]; 2010; Germany | Quantitative, Cross-sectional study | Social withdrawal | Ø 6 years (range 0–18 years) | 219 | LE |
Hashmi et al. [30] 2010; USA | Quantitative, Cohort study | QoL, self-image | prospective: (preop), 1–3 weeks; retrospective: > 6 month | 7 (prospective), 6 (retrospective) | Bilateral vocal fold / cord paralysis, benign laryngeal tumor, laryngeal / laryngeotracheal stenosis, sarcoidosis |
Noonan et al. [60]; 2010; Ireland | Qualitative, semi-structured interviews | Experiences | Range 1,5–7 years | 10 | LE |
Babin et al. [33]; 2009; France | Quantitative, Cross-sectional study | Psychosocial QoL changes | Ø 6 month (median 4 years) | 150 | LE |
Minovi et al. [61]; 2009; Germany | Quantitative, Cross-sectional study | QoL | 56,3 ± 28,1 months | 30 | LE |
Singer et al. [62]; 2007; Germany | Quantitative, Cross-sectional study | Use of adaptive devices | Ø 6 years (range 1–26 years) | 218 | LE |
Singer et al. [63]; 2007; Germany | Quantitative, Cross-sectional study | Stigmatization | Ø 6,4 years (1–20 years) | 217 | LE |
Woodard et al. [64]; 2007; USA | Quantitative, Cohort Study | QoL | Not specified | 33 | LE |
Vilaseca et al. [65]; 2006; Spain | Quantitative, Cross-sectional study | QoL | Ø 9.09 years (range 2–29 years) | 49 | LE |
Gilony et al. [13]; 2005; Israel | Quantitative, Cross-sectional study | QoL, well-being, body-image | ≥ 3 month, not specified | 24 | Nonmalignant condition |
Schuster et al. [66]; 2003; Germany | Quantitative, Cross-sectional study | Coping strategies | Ø 4 ± 3,6 years (range 9 months – 17 years) | 25 | LE |
Birkhaug et al. [67]; 2002; Norway | Quantitative, Cross-sectional study | QoL, mood level | 10 ± 7 years | 104 | LE |
Armstrong et al. [49]; 2001; Australia | Quantitative, Longitudinal study | physical, psychological, and social problems | Period: preop − 6 month (assessments pre-op, and at 1, 3, 6 mts post-op) | 34 | LE |
Lennie et al. [68]; 2001; USA | Mixed methods study | Eating related experiences | Ø 5 years (range 0,25–16 years) | 34 | LE |
Nalbadian et al. [4]; 2001; Greece | Quantitative, Cross-sectional study | QoL | 7–120 months (median 43 months) | 56 | LE |
Relic et al. [69]; 2001; Germany | Quantitative, Cross-sectional study | QoL | Ø 6 years (range 1–11 years) | 29 | LE |