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LEADERSHIP BEHAVIOURS by (Name) The Name of the Class (Course) Professor (Tutor) The Name of the School (University) The City and State where it is located The Date The surfacing of evidence-based practice in the health sector was one of the success stories in health in the 1990s. After a period of 27 years, the movement has had a noteworthy impact on policy in health care. For instance, there are many centers in the UK, for evidence-based child services, evidence-based medicine, and mental health services. This organizational structure has come along with a panoply of journals and newsletters, practice manuals, software packages and toolkits, e-mail and online forums. The depth of influence in medicine in the UK has been paralleled by an international breadth in the expansion. The movement has speedily become an international phenomenon going beyond national borders. Failure of the respiratory system is among the most common causes of longer hospital stay or admission in acute care practice. The condition is often accompanied by various medical conditions that include stroke and other conditions that are neurological, cardiovascular complications, and respiratory illnesses. Patients with the condition (acute respiratory failure) need to be put under medical watch urgently by health care providers for prevention of further worsening that can ultimately cause mortality. With advancements in the medical field, death can be greatly prevented if quick interventions are provided properly. Intubation of the TT (tracheostomy tube) and ETT (Endotracheal tube) are the regularly used artificial advanced airways in the management of failure of the respiratory system
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