Implementation of care-based care-based care quality protocol
experience report
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https://doi.org/10.5935/1415-2762.20190089Keywords:
Critical Care, Protocols, Delirium, Patient Care Team, Patient SafetyAbstract
Objective: to describe the stages of the elaboration and implementation of a quality
care protocol, based on the ABCDEF bundle, adapted to local needs, integrating it with
the patient-centered view of care experienced by the multiprofessional group through
the eyes of nurses. Method: this is an experience report of the elaboration and partial
implementation of a care quality protocol, based on the PAD guidelines inserted in
the Care Quality Program “ABCDEF”, which addresses the management of analgesia,
sedation and delirium, encompassing discontinuation of mechanical ventilation, early
mobilization, sleep hygiene and humanization protocols since ICU admission. Results:
the protocols of sedoanalgesia, discontinuation of mechanical ventilation and early
mobilization were implemented so far. These underwent extensive discussion with
the multidisciplinary care team prior to implementation. Conclusion: there are many
factors that facilitate and hinder the implementation of ABCDEF bundle in our reality.
The change proposal is well accepted by the group, but adherence is not constant.
Intense efforts with continuing education, meetings with multiprofessional staff and
appreciation of work by managers seem to improve engagement.
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