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Intensive Care

Quality Improvement Drives ICU Performance and Patient Care

 

Using patient simulation for quality improvement (QI) in the intensive care unit (ICU) helps healthcare teams improve problem-solving processes and deliver safer, more effective patient care.

 

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The ICU: Complexity, Urgency and High Stakes

The Intensive Care Unit (ICU) relies on the work of interprofessional teams. Physicians, nurses, respiratory therapists, pharmacists, and others come together in an extreme care environment.

The complexity of care, the high acuity of patients, and the potential for rapid changes in clinical status make the ICU particularly susceptible to teamwork and systems failures.

Make Your Team of Experts an Expert Team

ICU teams are dynamic and sometimes situational. Simulation brings them together in the problem-solving process, allowing them to identify risk, test solutions, and measure results without endangering patients.

Through simulation, teams can run high-risk critical care scenarios, discover system weaknesses, enhance processes, and build better teamwork and communications. This collaborative approach improves resilience and quality of care.

Can Patient Simulation Be Used for Continuous Improvement?

One of our greatest contributors to our efforts in Healthcare Quality Improvement, Victoria Brazil, MD, speaks about how simulation can continuously improve systems, leading to breakthroughs in patient safety, care efficiency, and systems improvement.

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