"永不丢失神经":使用神经工具箱实现围手术期颅脑神经评估标准化

IF 1.6 4区 医学 Q2 NURSING Journal of Perianesthesia Nursing Pub Date : 2024-08-01 DOI:10.1016/j.jopan.2024.06.011
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背景信息在围手术期,接受开颅手术的患者需要进行全面的神经系统基线检查。术后护理阶段需要经常重复检查,这对于识别早期偏差迹象非常重要。我们的护士偶尔会对护理这类患者表示犹豫,原因是她们认为评估很复杂,而且缺乏能力和信心。一项员工调查显示,多达 26% 的护士对不同的知识性问题感到不确定。在衡量信心水平时,67% 的员工对自己的评估技能缺乏信心。项目目标提供标准化流程和工具,以执行一致的围手术期神经评估。通过加快对神经系统病变的识别和早期干预,提高护理质量和患者安全。实施过程我们与围手术期领导和教育工作者合作,就标准化工具包的概念和 "神经工具箱 "的开发展开合作。我们对员工进行了调查,以评估护理知识。我们制作了一套工具箱,其中包含以证据为基础的工具,用于对患者进行一致的评估。工具箱中还包括教育参考资料,供员工查阅。我们向每个科室分发了工具箱,并协调在职培训,对员工进行工具箱教育。我们通过电子邮件和科室会议不断提醒员工注意这一资源。成功实践声明这一标准化实践通过提供安全、一致的护理,促进了对开颅手术患者的高质量护理。护士们分享了实施后的积极反馈,我们看到工具箱的使用率很高,尤其是在新员工中。现在,它已成为我们科室的标准实践工具。神经工具箱对推进麻醉围术期护理实践的意义该工具箱是一个范例,说明了在我们当前的实践中,如何通过合作、创新和标准化的方法来促进围术期护士的成长、教育和信心,同时护理这一高度专业化的病人群体。此外,它还促进了问责制、安全性并优化了患者的治疗效果。
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“Never Lose Your Nerve”: Standardizing Perioperative Cranial Nerve Assessments Using a Neuro Tool Box

Background Information

In the perioperative setting, patients undergoing craniotomies require thorough baseline neurological exams. Exams are repeated frequently in the postoperative phase of care and are valuable to recognize early signs of deviations. Our nurses occasionally expressed hesitancy in caring for this patient population due to the perceived complexity of the assessments and their lack of competency and confidence level. A staff survey showed up to 26% of nurses felt unsure about different knowledge-based questions. When measuring confidence level, 67% of staff lacked confidence in their assessment skills. Furthermore, survey data showed variable, inconsistent assessment practices.

Objectives of Project

To provide a standardized process and tools to perform congruent perioperative neurological assessments. To improve the quality of care and patient safety by hastening the identification and early intervention of neuro changes. To increase nursing knowledge and confidence levels in their neuro assessments.

Process of Implementation

We partnered with perioperative leadership and educators to collaborate on the concept of a standardized kit and development of a “Neuro Toolbox.” We surveyed staff to assess nursing knowledge. A kit was created containing evidence-based tools to assess patients consistently. Educational references were included to allow for staff review. We distributed boxes to each unit and coordinated in-services to educate staff on the toolbox. We performed ongoing reminders of this resource through emails and unit huddles.

Statement of Successful Practice

This standardized practice promotes high quality care of our craniotomy patients by providing safe and consistent care. Nurses have shared positive post-implementation feedback and we have seen high utilization of the toolbox, especially among newer staff. It is now being used as a tool for standard practice in our unit. Requests were made to expand the Neuro Toolbox to other units.

Implication for Advancing the Practice of PeriAnesthesia Nursing

The neuro tool kit is an example of how a collaborative, innovative, and standardized approach to our current practice helped nurture growth, education and foster confidence in our perioperative nurses while caring for this highly specialized patient population. Furthermore, promoting accountability, safety and optimizing patient outcomes.

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期刊介绍: The Journal of PeriAnesthesia Nursing provides original, peer-reviewed research for a primary audience that includes nurses in perianesthesia settings, including ambulatory surgery, preadmission testing, postanesthesia care (Phases I and II), extended observation, and pain management. The Journal provides a forum for sharing professional knowledge and experience relating to management, ethics, legislation, research, and other aspects of perianesthesia nursing.
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