Detection of fluid volume absorption by end-tidal alcohol monitoring in patients undergoing endoscopic renal pelvic surgery

Konrad, Christoph; Gerber, Helmut; Schüpfer, G.; Jenzer, S; Schmucki, O

doi:10.1016/s0952-8180(99)00077-x

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“…Daily am (ie, morning) pre-bronchodilator PEFR in asthmatic patients (litres/min) 35 40 Pain 10 Daily individual patient visual analogue pain scale recordings 60 Cardiovascular system measures 11 Blood pressure 22 51 18 Days in between asthma attacks 70 19 Nausea on day 3 after administration of chemotherapy, as reported by patients on a scale, displayed as the average in each sample of four consecutive patients 67 20 Incontinence volume (of fluid) for individual incontinent patients (in ''a change-program'') on scheduled inspections 16 21 Volume of irrigation fluid absorbed during endoscopic renal pelvic surgery 41 IV Clinical management variables Time to complete (part of) a clinical process 22…”

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Application of statistical process control in healthcare improvement: systematic review

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Lundberg

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et al. 2007

Quality and Safety in Health Care

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Objective: To systematically review the literature regarding how statistical process control-with control charts as a core tool-has been applied to healthcare quality improvement, and to examine the benefits, limitations, barriers and facilitating factors related to such application. Methods: A standardised data abstraction form was used for extracting data relevant to the review questions, and the data were analysed thematically. Results: Statistical process control was applied in a wide range of settings and specialties, at diverse levels of organisation and directly by patients, using 97 different variables. The review revealed 12 categories of benefits, 6 categories of limitations, 10 categories of barriers, and 23 factors that facilitate its application and all are fully referenced in this report. Statistical process control helped different actors manage change and improve healthcare processes. It also enabled patients with, for example asthma or diabetes mellitus, to manage their own health, and thus has therapeutic qualities. Its power hinges on correct and smart application, which is not necessarily a trivial task. This review catalogues 11 approaches to such smart application, including risk adjustment and data stratification. Conclusion: Statistical process control is a versatile tool which can help diverse stakeholders to manage change in healthcare and improve patients' health.

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Application of statistical process control in healthcare improvement: systematic review

Thor

Lundberg

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et al. 2007

Quality and Safety in Health Care

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“…Die SPC ist ein auf statistischer Methodik beruhendes Qualitätsverbesserungs-verfahren, welches bereits in verschiedenen Industrie-und Dienstleistungsbereichen erfolgreich eingesetzt wird [4,5,7,9,10,11,14]. Es werden die relevanten Prozesskennzahlen definiert und diese für jedes Produkt in der Reihenfolge seiner Produktion graphisch aufgetragen.…”

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„Statistische Prozesskontrolle“ als Monitoring-Tool zur Evaluierung von Reorganisationsmaßnahmen

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Fluid Absorption during Ureterorenoscopy

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2004

Journal of Endourology

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Routine URS is associated with minimal systemic fluid absorption, even if ureteral perforation occurs. Estimated absorption of as much as 137 mL was seen; however, evaporative losses and unaccounted-for losses of fluid likely account for a substantial portion of this fluid discrepancy. This result suggests that irrigation with fluids other than normal saline, such as sterile water, during URS is likely safe.

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Detection of fluid volume absorption by end-tidal alcohol monitoring in patients undergoing endoscopic renal pelvic surgery

Cited by 3 publications

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Application of statistical process control in healthcare improvement: systematic review

Application of statistical process control in healthcare improvement: systematic review

„Statistische Prozesskontrolle“ als Monitoring-Tool zur Evaluierung von Reorganisationsmaßnahmen

Fluid Absorption during Ureterorenoscopy

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