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Reporting interhospital neonatal intensive care transport: international five-step Delphi-based template
Marit Bekkevold1,2, Tone Solvik-Olsen3,2, Fridtjof Heyerdahl3,4
1Norwegian Air Ambulance Foundation, Oslo, Norway marit.bekkevold@norskluftambulanse.no.
Objective:
To develop a general and internationally applicable template of data variables for reporting interhospital neonatal intensive care transports.
Design:
A five-step Delphi method.
Setting:
A group of experts was guided through a formal consensus process using email.
Subjects:
12 experts in neonatal intensive care transports from Canada, Denmark, Norway, the UK and the USA. Four women and eight men. The experts were neonatologists, anaesthesiologists, intensive care nurse, anaesthetic nurse, medical leaders, researchers and a parent representative.
Main Outcome Measures:
37 data variables were included in the final template.
Results:
Consensus was achieved on a template of 37 data variables with definitions. 30 variables to be registered for each transport and 7 for annual registration of the system of the transport service. 11 data variables under the category structure, 20 under process and 6 under outcome.
Conclusions:
We developed a template with a set of data variables to be registered for neonatal intensive care transports. To register the same data will enable larger datasets and comparing services.
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