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Tracheostomy is commonly performed in critically ill patients with the objective of increasing comfort and shortening the duration of sedation, mechanical ventilation, and intensive care stay [1]. As the percutaneous technique has become widely available, the earlier use of tracheostomy has become commonplace [2, 3]. Consequently, there is ongoing debate about the benefits of early tracheostomy [4].

TRACHEOSTOMY PRACTICE IN A UK DGH: ARE WE MOVING WITH THE TIMES?