实施 "数字化病情恶化患者路径",提高对病情恶化的成年患者的护理安全性和有效性。

Q3 Medicine Acute Medicine Pub Date : 2024-01-01 DOI:10.52964/AMJA.0968
Adrian Jennings, Philip Brammer, Sian Annakin, Helen Bromage, Tom Cook, Michele Hickey, Jagjit Dhami, Fhezan Ashraf, Ravi Sahota-Thandi, Stephen Borrington
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对病情恶化的病人进行识别、升级和临床审查,对医院的安全和效率至关重要。我们介绍了在电子病历中开发的恶化病人路径,包括根据逻辑算法和生命体征触发的数字升级和高级审查流程。平均每天有 43 名患者启动该路径,死亡率中位数为 13.3%。我们的信托基金在升级和高级审查方面取得了重大改进,并增加了治疗升级计划的使用。该路径促进了信托基金对病情恶化病人的文化转变。新路径既可用于其他数字信托机构,也可用于产科和儿科实践。
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Implementing a Digital Deteriorating Patient Pathway to improve the safety and effectiveness of care of the adult deteriorating patient.

Identification, escalation and clinical review of the deteriorating patient is essential for a safe and effective hospital. We present a deteriorating patient pathway developed within our electronic patient record, including implementation of a digital escalation and senior review process, triggered from a logic algorithm and vital signs. The pathway is activated by an average 43 patients per day with median mortality of 13.3%. Our Trust has seen a significant improvement in escalation and senior review and increased use of treatment escalation plans. The pathway has facilitated a cultural shift in the Trust towards the deteriorating patient. The new pathway is transferrable to both other digital Trusts as well as maternity and paediatric practice.

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Acute Medicine Medicine-Emergency Medicine
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