床边儿科早期预警系统的实施,其在临床实践中的可持续性和患者结果:一项质量改进倡议。

IF 1.3 Q4 HEALTH CARE SCIENCES & SERVICES
Ruqiah Ali AlZaher, Syed Jamil, Iris Murabi, Eidah Ahmari
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背景:儿科患者在急症监护室设置可能被剥夺了频繁的评估和监测。这些间隔观察可能使患者面临错过临床恶化的风险,最终可能导致不利的安全事件。一些国际准则鼓励使用儿科早期预警系统(PEWS),该系统为卫生保健工作者提供了一种标准化的方法来监测患者的临床状况,并在早期阶段预测病情恶化。本研究旨在总结用于实施PEWS的策略,并评估该工具对患者安全的影响。方法:我们于2016年实施了一项质量改进项目,以实施床边PEWS。在整个实施阶段采用了六个计划-研究-行动周期。监测三个要素以确保工具的正确使用:基于PEWS协议的患者监测、升级和医生审查。监测了这一举措的结果指标,以探讨PEWS对患者安全的影响。结果:与基准年相比,2017年非计划儿科重症监护病房(PICU)平均入院数增加了25%,2018年下降了25%,2019年下降了50%。与基准年相比,2017年计划外儿科高依赖病房平均入院人数增加了14.3%,2018年下降了28.6%,2019年下降了42.9%。非计划PICU入院后的平均住院时间在2016年和2017年保持稳定,与基准年相比,从2018年到2022年减少了50%。非计划PICU入院后的死亡率也有所降低。对picu外的心肺骤停率没有影响。结论:尽管医院规模不断扩大,员工流失率很高,但持续的员工培训使PEWS方案的依从率很高。PEWS对患者预后有积极影响。
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Implementation of the bedside paediatric early warning system, its sustainability in clinical practice and patient outcomes: a quality improvement initiative.

Background: Paediatric patients in acute care unit settings may be deprived of frequent assessments and monitoring. These spaced observations can put patients at risk of missed clinical deterioration that could ultimately result in unfavourable safety events. Several international guidelines encourage the use of the Paediatric Early Warning System (PEWS), which provides healthcare workers with a standardised approach to monitor patients' clinical status and anticipate deterioration at an early stage. This study aimed to summarise the strategies used for implementing the PEWS and evaluate the impact of this tool on patient safety.

Method: We conducted a quality improvement project to implement the Bedside PEWS in 2016. Six plan-do-study-act cycles were used throughout the implementation phase. Three elements were monitored to ensure the proper utilisation of the tool: monitoring, escalation and physician review of patients based on the PEWS protocol. Outcome measures of this initiative were monitored to explore the impact of the PEWS on patient safety.

Result: The average number of unplanned paediatric intensive care unit (PICU) admissions increased by 25% in 2017, decreased by 25% in 2018 and decreased by 50% in 2019 compared with the baseline year. The average number of unplanned paediatric high-dependency unit admissions increased by 14.3% in 2017, decreased by 28.6% in 2018 and decreased by 42.9% in 2019 compared with the baseline year. The average length of stay after unplanned PICU admission remained stable in 2016 and 2017 and decreased by 50% from 2018 to 2022 relative to the baseline year. The mortality rate after unplanned PICU admission was also reduced. There was no effect on the cardiopulmonary arrest rate outside of PICUs.

Conclusion: Continuous staff training results in a high compliance rate with the PEWS protocol, despite persistent hospital expansion and high staff turnover. PEWS positively affects patient outcomes.

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BMJ Open Quality
BMJ Open Quality Nursing-Leadership and Management
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