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  • Critical Care Medicine
  • Respiratory Therapy
  • Human Factors Engineering

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  • Closed-loop ventilation systems offer increased automaticity in intensive care units.
  • Understanding health professionals' visual behavior with these advanced modes is crucial.
  • Intellivent adaptive support ventilation (I-ASV) is a specific closed-loop system.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To analyze the gaze patterns of intensive care nurses using I-ASV.
  • To compare visual behavior between inexperienced and experienced nurses with this closed-loop mode.

Main Methods:

  • Eye-tracking was employed during patient care with I-ASV.
  • Nurses (n=28) were categorized as inexperienced (n=12) or experienced (n=16).
  • Gaze patterns were analyzed across predefined areas of interest, focusing on dwell time.

Main Results:

  • Nurses spent most time viewing ventilator settings and numeric values.
  • Visual fixation on Intellivent-specific parameters (oxygenation, ventilation) was generally low.
  • Experienced nurses demonstrated longer dwell times and first fixations on oxygenation Intellivent.

Conclusions:

  • Intensive care nurses remain focused on traditional ventilator settings and values, even with closed-loop systems.
  • Increased attention to Intellivent parameters by experienced nurses indicates greater familiarity.
  • Continuous training is essential for effective utilization of new critical care technologies.