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Technical Tips: A Checklist for Responding to Intraoperative Neuromonitoring Changes.

Rebecca Rendahl¹, Lloyd A Hey²

¹a Neurodiagnostics Department Duke Health System , Raleigh , North Carolina.

The Neurodiagnostic Journal

|June 19, 2019

Summary

Implementing a checklist for neuromonitoring cases improved operating room (OR) staff confidence and understanding of team roles, enhancing patient safety without impacting surgery efficiency.

Keywords:

Checklist intraoperative changes intraoperative neuromonitoring (IONM)patient safety process improvement

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Area of Science:

Neurosurgery
Operating Room Management
Patient Safety

Background:

Neurological responses during surgery require clear team roles for timely intervention.
Confusion and delays can arise from undefined responsibilities in critical care settings.

Purpose of the Study:

To reduce confusion and delays during neuromonitoring cases.
To assess the impact of a checklist on team roles, patient safety, and surgical efficiency.

Main Methods:

Incorporated a checklist developed by Vitale et al. for neuromonitoring cases.
Surveyed operating room staff on checklist usability, understanding, and perceptions of safety and efficiency.

Main Results:

Post-implementation survey indicated increased staff confidence and understanding of responsibilities and workflow.
The checklist was perceived as easy to use and contributed to increased patient safety.
No decrease in surgery case efficiency was observed.

Conclusions:

Checklist implementation enhances clarity and confidence in operating room teams during neuromonitoring.
Utilizing checklists can improve patient safety and streamline workflows in surgical settings.