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减少盲目插入小孔食管的肺部损伤

Teresa Jahn¹, Jenelle Overgaard, Mallory Mondloch

¹Teresa Jahn is an advanced practice nurse at CentraCare Heart and Vascular Center, St. Cloud Hospital, St. Cloud, MN, where Jenelle Overgaard is a nurse clinician in the ICU, Mallory Mondloch is a nurse clinician in the surgical care unit, Elizabeth Plante is a nurse clinician in the neuroscience/spine unit, Jennifer Burris is director of inpatient and outpatient nursing practice and innovation, and Mithun Suresh is a hospitalist. Jodi Berndt is associate professor at the College of Saint Benedict and Saint John's University, St. Joseph, MN. Contact author: Teresa Jahn, jahnteresa@hotmail.com . The authors and planners have disclosed no potential conflicts of interest, financial or otherwise.

The American journal of nursing

|June 5, 2024

概括

盲目插入小孔食管可以导致肺孔穿孔. 实施图 (一种非侵入性监测工具) 显著减少了这些不良事件,改善了患者在输卵管放置期间的安全性.

科学领域:

医疗器械医疗器械
患者安全患者安全
提高质量提高质量

背景情况:

盲目插入小孔食管带来肺孔穿孔和死亡的风险.
在2级创伤中心,两年内发生了两起严重的患者安全事件和六起肺孔穿孔.
这些事件需要对基于证据的替代插入实践进行评估.

研究的目的:

描述一项质量改进项目,该项目实施了以图指导的小孔料管安置.
为了减少与食管插入相关的并发症,特别是肺孔穿孔.
通过改进插入技术,提高患者的安全和护理.

主要方法:

一个多学科的团队审查了文献,并评估了放置方法,包括光学,X射线,电磁可视化和图.
摄影被选为减轻盲人插入并发症的最有效方法.
从2021年12月到2022年4月进行了一项质量改进项目,以实施图指导放置.

主要成果:

在实施图导向放置后,没有报告肺部受伤或穿孔.
卡普诺摄影被确定为一种具有成本效益的,非侵入性的技术,用于安全的输入管.
该项目表明,与输送管放置相关的不良事件减少了.

结论:

导图导向的小孔输送管插入是一种安全有效的方法.
这种技术显著降低了肺穿孔和其他不良事件的发生率.
实施图学可以改善医疗机构的整体患者护理和安全.

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