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Use Of A Nurse-Led Daily Goals Checklist To Improve Multidisciplinary Rounds In The Icu, Marissa Riley
Use Of A Nurse-Led Daily Goals Checklist To Improve Multidisciplinary Rounds In The Icu, Marissa Riley
DNP Projects
Research has shown a multidisciplinary rounding approach can improve patient care outcomes in the intensive care unit (ICU). Due to the complexity and wide range of the healthcare team, many patient details and treatment goals may be overlooked during daily patient rounds without a daily goals checklist to help ensure collaboration and communication of the multidisciplinary team. A nurse led daily goals checklist could be useful for framing nurse-provider conversations to promote comprehensive communication and collaboration. The purpose of this project was to improve adherence to a nurse-led daily goals checklist to improve communication and collaboration between the nurses and …
Efficacy Of Handoff Education For Icu Nurses When Transferring Patients To The Operating Room, Sandra Ruth Horace
Efficacy Of Handoff Education For Icu Nurses When Transferring Patients To The Operating Room, Sandra Ruth Horace
Doctor of Nursing Practice Projects
Background: The transition of care from the Surgical Intensive Care Unit (SICU) to the Anesthesia team in the Operating Room (OR) is a vulnerable time for patients. There is currently no formal process for the patient transitioning from the Surgical ICU to the OR. The disarray of this transition can lead to serious omissions in communication and be harmful to the patient.
Purpose: Currently, there is no formalized or universal process for handoff communication between the SICU team and the Anesthesia team. This project aimed to provide handoff education for SICU nurses when sending a patient from the OR. This …
The Effect Of Medication Reconciliation Timeout On Patient Safety: An Evidence-Based Project, Renante Dizon
The Effect Of Medication Reconciliation Timeout On Patient Safety: An Evidence-Based Project, Renante Dizon
Student Scholarly Projects
Practice Problem:There was a report of a high rate of medication errors from inaccurate medication reconciliation during admission to a local hospital in South Texas. The medication error rate was 14.88% on 20 reviewed charts, and 85% of all evaluated charts contained at least one medication discrepancy.
PICOT: This evidence-based, system-change project was guided by the following PICOT question: For nurses administering medication in a long-term acute care hospital, does the implementation of Medication Reconciliation Timeout Process (MRTP) decrease the medication errors, compared to the usual medication practice, in one month?
Evidence: Thirteen pertinent studies recommended the use of …