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“Risky States”
Optimizing ICU Safety Through Patient Engagement, System Science and Information Technology
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center; MIT; Aptima
Abstract
• We used existing data and expert analysis to
identify fundamental risky states (risk
events/event drivers) in the ICU environment,
system and people in the system that impact the
likelihood of risky events or actual harm to occur.
• We identified corresponding harm outcomes
during and following these “risky states” and will
use them to inform the development of new
holistic mitigation strategies
Objective
• Acquired and reviewed 2 years of retrospective
data
• Analyzed retrospective data and develop
model
• Designed application to display real time
information to ICU staff about risky level
Team
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Dustin Boone
Tricia Bourie
Christina Cain
Michael Cocchi
Jane Foley
Agnes Hu (MIT)
Retsef Levi (MIT)
Lisa Lucia (Aptima, Inc.)
Yiyin Ma (MIT)
Ariel Mueller
Sharon O’Donoghue
Kristin O’Reilly
Jeremy Richards
Adam Traina (MIT)
Donna Williams
Kathryn Zieja
• Nurse Consultants
– Juliann Corey
– Lynn Mackinson
– Veronica Kelly
PI’s
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Danny Talmor
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Ken Sands
“ICU Intensity Index” Dashboard
Methods
1. Identified drivers through retrospective review of
root cause analyses
2. Identified harms (voluntary reports, billing data,
IHI ICU global triggers tool
3. Analyzed 2 years of retrospective data for all ICU
patients 2012 – 2014
“ Total Burden of Harm”
Environment Predictors - Drivers
Acuity
SOFA Score
TISS-28
Unplanned Procedures
Length of Unit Stay
Length of Hospital Stay
Pts in first 24 hrs
Experience
Float Nurse
New Nurse <1 year
Traveling Nurse
Rare Unit Procedure
Inexperience with Procedure
Care Team
Boarding Patient
Utilization
Hours of Care
Bed Utilization
Resource Nurse Assignments
Admissions
Discharges
Other Events
Readmission
"ED Critical"
Admission with no Past History
Admission from outside Hospital
Night vs Day
Weekend vs Weekday
Special Event
National Conference
Preventable Harms
CLABSI
VAC/IVAC/PossVAP/ProbVAP
High Tidal Volume
VTE-PE
ICU-Acquired Delirium
Decrease in Function Mobility *
Falls
Medication Events
CAUTI
Potentially Preventable Harms
ICU-Acquired Pressure Ulcer
PTT > 100 while on Heparin
INR > 6 while on Warfarin
Hypoglycemina while on Heparin Infusion
Oversedation
Oversedation requiring Naloxone
Iatrogenic Pneumothorax
Reintubation./Unplanned extubation
Readmission to ICU
Positive C. Diff and Blood Culture
Potential Harms
Bleeding
Lab Specimen Errors
Identification Errors
Reintubation and Unplanned Extubation
Administering Naloxone
Administering Vitamin K
BUN or Creatinine Doubled Baseline
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Results
Conclusions
• It was impossible to create a working
list of MD’s and RN’s assigned to care for
each ICU patient at any point in time
from existing electronic data sources
•It will be important to capture “drivers”
that we have not considered in the first
analysis of retrospective data
Collaborators
Funded by the generosity of the
Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation
Environment Predictors - Drivers
Acuity
SOFA Score
TISS-28
Unplanned Procedures
Length of Unit Stay
Length of Hospital Stay
Pts in first 24 hrs
Experience
Float Nurse
New Nurse <1 year
Traveling Nurse
Rare Unit Procedure
Inexperience with Procedure
Care Team
Boarding Patient
Utilization
Hours of Care
Bed Utilization
Resource Nurse Assignments
Admissions
Discharges
Other Events
Readmission
"ED Critical"
Admission with no Past History
Admission from outside Hospital
Night vs Day
Weekend vs Weekday
Special Event
National Conference
“ Total Burden of Harm”
Preventable Harms
CLABSI
VAC/IVAC/PossVAP/ProbVAP
High Tidal Volume
VTE-PE
ICU-Acquired Delirium
Decrease in Function Mobility *
Falls
Medication Events
CAUTI
Potentially Preventable Harms
ICU-Acquired Pressure Ulcer
PTT > 100 while on Heparin
INR > 6 while on Warfarin
Hypoglycemina while on Heparin Infusion
Oversedation
Oversedation requiring Naloxone
Iatrogenic Pneumothorax
Reintubation./Unplanned extubation
Readmission to ICU
Positive C. Diff and Blood Culture
Potential Harms
Bleeding
Lab Specimen Errors
Identification Errors
Reintubation and Unplanned Extubation
Administering Naloxone
Administering Vitamin K
BUN or Creatinine Doubled Baseline
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Moderate Risk State
High Risk State
Add a Patient Concern
Add a Unit Concern