The rehabilitation experience of 20 patients with tracheostomy after lung transplantation was reported, and the key points of rehabilitation nursing included sequential oxygen therapy, airway clearance, diaphragm pacing, respiratory training, swallowing training, speech training, exercise training, and gastrointestinal function rehabilitation. Tracheostomy is conducive to airway management and offline extubation in patients assisted by long-term breathing, and promotes patient recovery and discharge through multidisciplinary collaborative rehabilitation nursing integrated case management.
