最佳干预措施:在COVID期间重新设计、重建和维持安全的糖尿病住院护理

IF 0.4 Q4 ENDOCRINOLOGY & METABOLISM
U. Dashora, P. Kempegowda, A. Li, S. Harris, E. Castro, R. Hillson, C. Jones, K. Dhatariya
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摘要

简介:英国年度全国糖尿病住院患者审计(NaDIA和NaDIA- harms)继续显示出患者护理方面的重大问题。在COVID大流行期间,患者护理更加困难。迫切需要采取新的举措来改善糖尿病患者的住院安全。方法:英国糖尿病住院护理联合协会(JBDS-IP)组织了第七届全国Rowan Hillson住院安全奖,主题为“最佳干预措施:重新设计、重建和维持新冠肺炎期间糖尿病住院护理安全”。结果:获胜者是由伯明翰大学医院NHS基金会信托基金的Punith Kempegowda博士领导的DEKODE团队,他们在COVID期间在医院开展了创新的质量改进项目,以改善糖尿病相关酮症酸中毒(DKA)管理并研究COVID患者的DKA。一些医院对国家指导的依从性有所提高,低血糖患者有所下降,总体而言,初级医生对DKA的认识有了显著提高。国王学院NHS基金会信托团队由李志刚及其同事领导,因其创新的跨医疗界远程血糖监测项目而获得高度赞扬奖。这改善了糖尿病的控制,解决了健康不平等问题。总结和结论:需要制定、推广和共享这些以及类似的计划,以提高COVID期间住院糖尿病患者的安全性。
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The Rowan Hillson Inpatient Safety Award 2022 The best interventions: redesigning, rebuilding and maintaining safe inpatient diabetes care during COVID
Introduction: The annual National Diabetes Inpatient Audit (NaDIA and NaDIA-Harms) in the UK continues to show significant problems with patient care. During the COVID pandemic patient care has been even more difficult. New initiatives are urgently required to improve inpatient safety for people with diabetes. Method: The Joint British Diabetes Societies for Inpatient Care (JBDS-IP) organised the seventh national Rowan Hillson Inpatient Safety Award on the theme of “the best interventions: redesigning, rebuilding and maintaining safe inpatient diabetes care during COVID”. Result: The winner was the DEKODE team, led by Dr Punith Kempegowda from University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust, for their innovative quality improvement project across hospitals during COVID to improve diabetes-related ketoacidosis (DKA) management and study DKA in people with COVID. Adherence to national guidance improved in some hospitals, with falls in hypoglycaemia, and overall there was a significant improvement in awareness about DKA amongst junior doctors. The King’s College NHS Foundation Trust team, led by Adrian Li and colleagues, received the highly commended award for their innovative project of remote blood glucose (BG) monitoring across healthcare boundaries. This improved diabetes control and tackled health inequalities. Summary and conclusion: These and similar schemes need to be developed, promoted and shared to improve safety for people with diabetes admitted in hospital during COVID times.
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British Journal of Diabetes
British Journal of Diabetes ENDOCRINOLOGY & METABOLISM-
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