Stress and ventilation bag use by healthcare workers

This study asks healthcare professionals about their experiences and practices when removing patients from mechanical ventilation (breathing machines) in intensive care units. Your insights help improve how doctors and nurses safely manage this critical care procedure.

This study measures pressure needed to open airways in patients on breathing machines in the ICU. Understanding this pressure may help doctors manage ventilation more safely and effectively.

This trial tests whether seeing real-time lung visuals on a screen can help doctors feel less mental strain and make faster, more accurate diagnoses while using a ventilator. Participating doctors will practice in two realistic simulation sessions about two weeks apart.

This trial tests a new way to practice manual breathing support for a longer time than usual. It may help improve skills for people with BLS training.

This trial tests whether squeezing a stress ball can help reduce stress and anxiety in people who are using a breathing mask that supports their breathing (non-invasive ventilation). It might make the experience more comfortable and help you feel calmer during treatment.

This study tests whether breathing training using virtual reality can help shift-working paramedics and nurses improve their reaction time, thinking, movement, balance, and sleep. It might also help reduce stress.