Tracheostomy care in the community
Education and Support for Healthcare Professionals
Providing healthcare professionals with the knowledge, tools, and resources needed to support individuals living with a tracheostomy in the community. Whether you are caring for patients at home, in long-term care facilities, or in other community settings, this page offers practical guidance to help you deliver safe, effective, and patient-centric tracheostomy care.
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- Tracheostomy care guidance - instructional videos and downloadable resources
- Product resources - product usage guidance, technical specifications, and ordering information
- Education & E-learning - training materials and educational content
- Frequently Asked Questions - answers to common questions about tracheostomy care and management
Tracheostomy care guidance
Our series of step-by-step tutorials is designed to offer guidance and support for daily routines. From nebulizing and suctioning to guidance for cleaning and changing dressings and neckbands. Each tutorial breaks down complex procedures into understandable steps. With these resources at your fingertips, gain confidence on tracheostomy care routines.
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Product guidance
Click through the slider to see step-by-step videos with guidance how to use some of our products
Further down you find a download section with product specific guidance for cleaning and how to use.
If you are looking for order information, storage conditions, product sizing, IFU etc. you can search for the product in our Product catalog.
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Step-by-Step to Using Tracoe Phon Assist
In this video tutorial, you will learn about and how to use the Tracoe Phon Assist one-way speaking valve with adjustable side openings.
Step-by-Step to Using DualCare
In this video tutorial, learn how switch between HME and Speaking modes, using the Freevent DualCare.
How to use the Tracoe Smart Cuff Manager
This video tutorial shows the proper use of the innovative Tracoe Smart Cuff Manager. It maintains the cuff pressure of a HVLP cuff of an endotracheal or tracheostomy tube within 20 and 30 cmH2O, thus setting new standards for the safety of your patient.
E-learning
Atos Medical’s E‑learning platform offers complimentary education in tracheostomy care for healthcare professionals at all levels—from experienced specialists and teams providing daily care, to community‑based HCPs who need basic guidance and foundational understanding.
Access is available to facilities and clinicians working with Atos Medical, contact us for anaccess code.
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