在护士协调的标准化方案下,心房颤动消融术后当天出院

Teresa Espinosa, Anna Farrus, Montserrat Venturas, Alba Cano, Sara Vazquez-Calvo, Margarida Pujol-Lopez, Frida Eulogio-Valenzuela, Jean-Baptiste Guichard, Pasquale V Falzone, Freddy R Graterol, Xavier Freixa, Jose M Tolosana, Eduard Guasch, Andreu Porta-Sanchez, Elena Arbelo, Josep Brugada, Marta Sitges, Lluis Mont, lvo Roca-Luque, Till F Althoff
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背景和目的 心房颤动(房颤)消融术后当天出院(SDD)是节省医疗资源的有效手段。然而,安全性仍然是一个令人担忧的问题,除了结构上的调整外,SDD 还需要更高效的后勤和协调。因此,我们按照标准化方案实施了一项简化的、由护士协调的 SDD 计划。方法 由一名专门从事非住院心脏介入治疗的护士担任 SDD 专职协调员,负责整个 SDD 方案,包括资格审查、患者流程、院内后勤、患者教育、出院以及出院后通过智能手机虚拟访问进行早期随访。计划进行房颤消融术的患者,如果 LVEF ≥35%、在家中有基本支持且能在 60 分钟内到达医院,则符合条件。结果 SDD 协调员筛选了 420 名连续患者,其中 331 人符合 SDD 条件。排除的原因包括居住地偏远(29 人,占 6.9%)、家中缺乏支持(19 人,占 4.5%)或 LVEF <35% (17 人,占 4.0%)。符合条件的患者中有 300 人(91%)在当天顺利出院。手术后未出现重大并发症。计划外就医率(19 例,6.3%)和 30d 再次入院率(5 例,1.6%)极低,均由股骨通道部位并发症引起。在最初的 150 名 SDD 患者之后,引入强制超声引导穿刺后,这些并发症明显减少(p=0.0145)。标准化的 SDD 协调带来了高效的工作流程,减少了医务人员的总工作量。结论 心房颤动消融术后按照护士协调的标准化方案进行 SDD 既安全又高效。非住院心脏介入护士作为专职协调员的概念可能是医院即将向 SDD 过渡的关键。超声引导下的股骨穿刺几乎消除了股骨入路部位的相关并发症,应成为 SDD 的先决条件。
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Same-day discharge after atrial fibrillation ablation under a nurse-coordinated standardized protocol
Background and aims Same-day discharge (SDD) after atrial fibrillation (AF) ablation is an effective means to spare healthcare resources. However, safety remains a concern, and besides structural adaptations, SDD requires more efficient logistics and coordination. Therefore, we implemented a streamlined, nurse-coordinated SDD program following a standardized protocol. Methods As dedicated SDD coordinator a nurse specialized in ambulatory cardiac interventions was in charge of the full SDD protocol, including eligibility, patient-flow, in-hospital logistics, patient education and discharge as well as early post-discharge follow-up by smartphone-based virtual visits. Patients planned for AF ablation were eligible if LVEF ≥35%, basic support at home and accessibility of the hospital within 60min were warranted. Results 420 consecutive patients were screened by the SDD coordinator of whom 331 were eligible for SDD. Reasons for exclusion were living remotely (29, 6.9%), lack of support at home (19, 4.5%) or LVEF <35% (17, 4.0%). Of the eligible patients 300 (91%) were successfully discharged the same day. There was no major post-SDD complication. Rates of unplanned medical attention (19, 6.3%) and 30d-readmission (5, 1.6%) were extremely low and driven by femoral access site complications. Those were significantly reduced upon introduction of compulsory ultrasound-guided puncture after the initial 150 SDD patients (p=0.0145). Standardized SDD-coordination resulted in efficient workflows and reduced the total workload of the medical staff. Conclusions SDD after AF ablation following a nurse-coordinated standardized protocol is safe and efficient. The concept of ambulatory cardiac intervention nurses functioning as dedicated coordinators may be key in the forthcoming transition of hospitals to SDD. Ultrasound-guided femoral puncture virtually eliminated relevant femoral access site complications and should be a prerequisite for SDD.
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