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Predicting weaning and extubation outcomes in long‐term mechanically ventilated patients using the modified Burns Wean Assessment Program scores

A number of clinical factors play pivotal roles in weaning and successful extubation of patients requiring long‐term mechanical ventilator (LTMV) support. Many patients fail extubation even after passing weaning protocols and spontaneous breathing trials. This study aimed to assess the effectiveness of using a modified Burns Wean Assessment Program (m‐BWAP) scoring instrument to predict extubation outcome in patients requiring LTMV.