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. 2021 Oct 12;2021(10):CD013379. doi: 10.1002/14651858.CD013379.pub2

Divani 2019.

Study name The effect of using a communication board on physiological parameters and perceived quality of care in patients with artificial airways
Methods Parallel‐group randomised controlled trial without blinding
Participants Inclusion criteria: age 18–60 years; artificial airway; full consciousness and no use of sedative drugs; minimum literacy; speaking and understanding Persia; no hearing, sight, or cognitive problems; no history of having artificial airway; no use of drugs affecting cortisol levels; no disease and medications that affect haemodynamic parameters.
Exclusion criteria: psychotic and depressive disorder; definitive or probable diagnosis of brain injury; no willingness to participate in research.
Interventions Intervention
Use of a communication board in the morning.
Control
Usual care including nurse frequent questioning and patient non‐verbal response.
Outcomes
  • Serum cortisol level.

  • Vital signs.

  • Quality of nursing care.

Starting date 21 October 2019
Contact information Investigator: Anahita Divani; adivani@razi.tums.ac.ir
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