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DeepExtubation.org Survey
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1.
How important is a
smooth
patient emergence and extubation in your daily practice?
(Required.)
Extremely important
Very important
Somewhat important
Not so important
Not at all important
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2.
How important is a
quick
patient emergence and extubation in your daily practice?
(Required.)
Extremely important
Very important
Somewhat important
Not so important
Not at all important
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3.
Please rank the following benefits associated with deep extubation.
(Required.)
Least Beneficial
Most Beneficial
Cost savings
Least Beneficial
Most Beneficial
Improved surgical outcomes
Least Beneficial
Most Beneficial
Surgeon satisfaction
Least Beneficial
Most Beneficial
Improved hemodynamics
Least Beneficial
Most Beneficial
Improved system throughput
Least Beneficial
Most Beneficial
Other (please specify)
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4.
Do you feel pressure to perform deep extubation at your institution? From whom?
(Required.)
Yes, administrative/nursing pressure
Yes, surgeon/interventionalist pressure
Both
No pressure
Other (please specify)
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5.
Do you perform deep extubation for patients under general anesthesia and if so, how often?
(Required.)
>75% of procedures
50-75% of procedures
25-50% of procedures
10-25% of procedures
Less than 10% of procedures
Never
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6.
What do you use to perform deep extubation? Please check all that apply.
(Required.)
LMA/SGA exchange (Bailey maneuver)
Oral and/or nasal pharyngeal airway
Airway exchange catheter with CPAP
Staged extubation kit
Extubation over flexible bronchoscope
None
Other (please specify)
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7.
Would you consider performing deep extubation more often if there was an evidence-based method for doing so?
(Required.)
Yes
Maybe
No
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8.
For what reasons are you reluctant to perform deep extubation? Please check all that apply.
(Required.)
I think it is more risky than awake extubation.
It requires closer patient monitoring.
The patient is more likely to need post-extubation interventions (jaw thrust, chin lift, etc.).
It takes too much time.
It is more expensive than awake extubation.
There are no evidence-based guidelines around proper technique.
Other (please specify)
None of the above
9.
Are there any other comments about deep extubation that you would like to make? (Optional)
10.
Would you like to be contacted at a later date to continue the discussion about deep extubation? (Optional)
Yes
No, thank you.
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11.
First name
(Required.)
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12.
Last name
(Required.)
13.
Email address (Optional)
14.
Position/Role (please include fellowship training, if applicable)
15.
Organization/Institution