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• W2109367592 abstract "Background Early extubation in select cardiac surgery patients reduces tracheal intubation times, intensive care unit length of stay, and hospital length of stay. While there is good evidence in the literature to support early extubation, there is very little published research that describes how to study and redesign processes of care to increase early extubation rates. Objective To improve rates of early extubation by redesigning patient care processes using Lean principles to remove barriers to desired care and facilitate early extubation with guideline management. Design Retrospective data analysis. Setting Sixteen-bed intensive care unit in a mid-sized, academic community hospital. Patients Four hundred four patients undergoing coronary artery bypass graft surgery, aortic valve replacement, or mitral valve replacement/repair. Intervention The process of care for cardiac surgery patients, beginning with the immediate preoperative period and ending with extubation in the postoperative period, was analyzed using Lean methodologies. A value stream analysis was performed to identify waste in the process, and root causes for the largest sources of waste were identified. Hypothermia on admission to the intensive care unit, prolonged weaning using arterial blood gas results, hypertension management with pain medications and sedation medications, and delays in obtaining equipment were the primary reasons early extubation was delayed. Process redesign using Lean work design principles was implemented to eliminate these issues. Measurements The rate of patients being extubated in fewer than 6 hours and length of intubation. Results One hundred ninety-five pre-intervention subjects were compared with 171 post-intervention subjects. The pre- and post- groups did not differ in demographic predictors (Table 1). The intervention predicted extubation in<6 hours (pre-intervention 27% versus post-intervention 50%, p = 0.0001). Age, renal failure, and gender also predicted whether intubation occurred within 6 hours. The median length of intubation was lower post-intervention (pre-intervention 9.7 v post-intervention 6.1 hours, p = 0.0019) Limitations The effect of this nonrandomized intervention could be due to other factors associated with a different care epoch. Conclusions The closely planned, coordinated, and integrated care paradigm dramatically increased the likelihood of extubation within 6 hours of arrival in the SICU. Early extubation in select cardiac surgery patients reduces tracheal intubation times, intensive care unit length of stay, and hospital length of stay. While there is good evidence in the literature to support early extubation, there is very little published research that describes how to study and redesign processes of care to increase early extubation rates. To improve rates of early extubation by redesigning patient care processes using Lean principles to remove barriers to desired care and facilitate early extubation with guideline management. Retrospective data analysis. Sixteen-bed intensive care unit in a mid-sized, academic community hospital. Four hundred four patients undergoing coronary artery bypass graft surgery, aortic valve replacement, or mitral valve replacement/repair. The process of care for cardiac surgery patients, beginning with the immediate preoperative period and ending with extubation in the postoperative period, was analyzed using Lean methodologies. A value stream analysis was performed to identify waste in the process, and root causes for the largest sources of waste were identified. Hypothermia on admission to the intensive care unit, prolonged weaning using arterial blood gas results, hypertension management with pain medications and sedation medications, and delays in obtaining equipment were the primary reasons early extubation was delayed. Process redesign using Lean work design principles was implemented to eliminate these issues. The rate of patients being extubated in fewer than 6 hours and length of intubation. One hundred ninety-five pre-intervention subjects were compared with 171 post-intervention subjects. The pre- and post- groups did not differ in demographic predictors (Table 1). The intervention predicted extubation in<6 hours (pre-intervention 27% versus post-intervention 50%, p = 0.0001). Age, renal failure, and gender also predicted whether intubation occurred within 6 hours. The median length of intubation was lower post-intervention (pre-intervention 9.7 v post-intervention 6.1 hours, p = 0.0019) The effect of this nonrandomized intervention could be due to other factors associated with a different care epoch. The closely planned, coordinated, and integrated care paradigm dramatically increased the likelihood of extubation within 6 hours of arrival in the SICU." @default.
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