A Novel Multidisciplinary Team Activation for Patients with Severe Gastrointestinal Bleeding: Creation of the Code GI Bleed Protocol.

IF 2.5 Q2 GASTROENTEROLOGY & HEPATOLOGY
Christopher W Baugh, Aaron D Sodickson, Sean M Kivlehan, Paul C Chen, Molly L Perencevich, Arun B Jesudian
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Abstract

Patients with gastrointestinal (GI) bleeding present to the emergency department (ED) with a wide spectrum of illness severity. Among the most critically ill patients, comorbidities and other risk factors, such as liver disease and anticoagulation, can complicate their management. These patients are resource-intensive to stabilize and resuscitate, often requiring the continuous attention of multiple ED staff members along with rapid mobilization of specialty care. At a tertiary care hospital with the ability to provide definitive care for the most critically ill patients with GI bleeding, we introduced a multi-disciplinary team activation pathway to bring together specialists to immediately respond to the ED. We designed a Code GI Bleed pathway to expedite hemodynamic stabilization, diagnostics, source control, and timely disposition out of the ED to the intensive care unit or relevant procedural area of the hospital.

一个新的多学科团队激活严重胃肠道出血患者:创建代码胃肠道出血协议。
急诊科(ED)的胃肠道(GI)出血患者具有广泛的疾病严重程度。在最危重的患者中,合并症和其他危险因素,如肝病和抗凝血,可能使他们的治疗复杂化。这些患者需要大量的资源来稳定和复苏,通常需要多个急诊科工作人员的持续关注以及快速动员的专业护理。在一家有能力为消化道出血的危重患者提供明确护理的三级护理医院,我们引入了一个多学科团队激活途径,将专家聚集在一起,立即对急诊科做出反应。我们设计了一个编码消化道出血途径,以加快血流动力学稳定、诊断、源头控制,并及时将急诊科转移到重症监护室或医院的相关程序区域。
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Clinical and Experimental Gastroenterology
Clinical and Experimental Gastroenterology GASTROENTEROLOGY & HEPATOLOGY-
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