Introducing Mechanically Assisted Cough for Patients With Progressive Neurological Disease: Patient–Physical Therapist Interaction and Physical Therapist Perspective

Author:

Andersson-Watz Anna12ORCID,Nygren-Bonnier Malin345,Bergdahl Elisabeth67,Eriksson Crommert Martin12ORCID,Svantesson Mia12

Affiliation:

1. Faculty of Medicine and Health , University Health Care Research Center, , Örebro , Sweden

2. Örebro University , University Health Care Research Center, , Örebro , Sweden

3. Medical Unit Occupational Therapy and Physiotherapy. Women’s Health and Allied Health Professionals Theme, Karolinska University Hospital , Huddinge , Sweden

4. Division of Physiotherapy , Department of Neurobiology, , Huddinge , Sweden

5. Care Sciences and Society, Karolinska Institute , Department of Neurobiology, , Huddinge , Sweden

6. School of Health Sciences , Faculty of Medicine and Health, , Örebro , Sweden

7. Örebro University , Faculty of Medicine and Health, , Örebro , Sweden

Abstract

Abstract Objective The goal of this study was to explore the patient–physical therapist interaction and the physical therapist’s experience of the introductory session for mechanical insufflation–exsufflation (MI–E) device treatment for patients with progressive neurological disease. Methods Qualitative content analysis of participant’s observation of interaction between patients and physical therapists during 9 MI–E introduction sessions in different clinical care settings and 10 follow-up interviews with 6 physical therapists. Results The introduction of MI–E emerged as a process of instilling a sense of security in the patient. The process can be described in 4 steps: (1) gain understanding by being responsive to the person’s whole life situation; (2) share knowledge and expectations in a respectful and permissive way; (3) introduce the device in a gentle and reciprocal interactivity; and (4) adapt to home use in an inclusive dialog with the patient and their significant others. Physical therapists described a need for assurance to instill a sense of security in the patient, implying a need for confidence, competent peers, guiding yet flexible routines, and emotional support. Conclusion Physical therapists have a need to foster assurance in employing a person-centered approach to make a patient feel secure in the process of introducing MI–E treatment. Multiple modes of professional knowledge were used together with action-based and relational-based ethics to facilitate a person-centered care approach. This seems to be a promising approach for providing good care when introducing MI–E to patients. Further research is needed to explore this from the patient’s perspective. Impact This study added to the body of knowledge regarding MI–E treatment in relation to patients. This has direct implication, particularly for inexperienced physical therapists, for informed care for the patient during introduction. Our study also supports that person-centered care should be implemented at all levels of health care to make it possible for physical therapists to practice person-centered care.

Funder

Uppsala-Örebro Regional Research Council

NEURO Sweden, Agreement Concerning Research and Education of Doctors

Örebro Research Committee

Publisher

Oxford University Press (OUP)

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