1222: Quantifying Medication Errors Mitigated by an Effective Post-Sepsis Transition Program

Morley, Claire; Donaldson, Megan; Kowalkowski, Marc; Samuel, Peter; Noorali, Anika; Sutaria, Nirja; Reed, Natalie; Taylor, Stephanie

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“…Like post-ICU clinics, the optimal components of a postcritical illness nurse navigator program remain to be defined, but thematic review of navigator activities revealed that navigators provide a wide range of care including care coordination, health behavior counseling, emotional support, addressing symptoms, medication optimization, and chronic disease management [37]. Emphasizing the importance of medication management for critical illness survivors, medication errors were mitigated by navigators in 27% of patients assigned to the intervention [38]. Successful dissemination of postcritical illness nurse navigator programs will likely require tailoring to local health system context.…”

Section: Delivering Post-critical Illness Care Through Specialized Fo...mentioning

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Health system approaches to providing posthospital care for survivors of sepsis and critical illness

Eaton,

Taylor

2023

Current Opinion in Critical Care

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Purpose of review In the current review, we highlight developing strategies taken by healthcare systems to improve posthospital outcomes for sepsis and critical illness. Recent findings Multiple studies conducted in the adult population over the last 18 months have advanced current knowledge on postdischarge care after sepsis and critical illness. Effective interventions are complex and multicomponent, targeting the multilevel challenges that survivors face. Health systems can leverage existing care models such as primary care or invest in specialty programs to deliver postdischarge care. Qualitative and implementation science studies provide insights into important contextual factors for program success. Several studies demonstrate successful application of telehealth to improve reach of postdischarge support. Research is beginning to identify subtypes of survivors that may respond to tailored intervention strategies. Summary Several successful critical illness survivor models of care have been implemented and knowledge about effectiveness, cost, and implementation factors of these strategies is growing. Further innovation is needed in intervention development and evaluation to advance the field.

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Section: Delivering Post-critical Illness Care Through Specialized Fo...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Health system approaches to providing posthospital care for survivors of sepsis and critical illness

Eaton,

Taylor

2023

Current Opinion in Critical Care

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1222: Quantifying Medication Errors Mitigated by an Effective Post-Sepsis Transition Program

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Health system approaches to providing posthospital care for survivors of sepsis and critical illness

Health system approaches to providing posthospital care for survivors of sepsis and critical illness

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