SCCM Resource Library-Bundle It Up! Using Bundles to Optimize Post-Resuscitation Care

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Maya DeJuan discusses the use of bundles to optimize post-resuscitation care. The goal is to improve survival and neurological outcomes for patients who have experienced cardiac arrest. By using the Translating Research in Practice (TRIP) framework, she summarizes the evidence and identifies interventions to address the problem. Implementing an evidence-based guideline and using quality improvement methodologies, her team improves blood pressure and temperature control post-arrest. However, challenges remain, particularly with hypotension. DeJuan emphasizes the importance of a system approach, real-time feedback, collaboration with other institutions, storytelling, and seeking help to drive improved outcomes for patients.

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Resuscitation, Shock Non Sepsis, Cardiovascular, 2022

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Fantastic! You've achieved return of spontaneous circulation (ROSC), but you're not done yet. How do you optimize post-resuscitative care to optimize outcomes for your patient?

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Content Type Presentation

Knowledge Area Shock Non Sepsis

Knowledge Area Cardiovascular

Knowledge Area Resuscitation

Knowledge Level Intermediate

Knowledge Level Advanced

Learning Pathway Cardiothoracic Critical Care

Membership Level Select

Tag Resuscitation

Tag Cardiac Arrest

Tag Cardiothoracic Critical Care

Year 2022

Keywords

bundles

post-resuscitation care

survival

neurological outcomes

cardiac arrest

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