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The presentation will begin at 2pm

The presentation will begin at 2pm. Best Practices for Decreasing Catheters. Yolanda Richmond BS, RN, CDN Southeastern Kidney Council, Inc. ESRD Network 6. Objectives. Why Catheter Reduction?. Define Best Practices.

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  1. The presentation will begin at 2pm

  2. Best Practices for Decreasing Catheters Yolanda Richmond BS, RN, CDN Southeastern Kidney Council, Inc. ESRD Network 6

  3. Objectives

  4. Why Catheter Reduction?

  5. Define Best Practices Methods and techniques that have consistently shown results superior than those achieved with other means, and which are used as benchmarks to strive for.

  6. Define Best Practices No practice is best for everyone or in every situation, and no best practice remains best for very long as people keep on finding better ways of doing things!

  7. Best Practices for Decreasing Catheters Facility #1 33.2%21.5% • First Stick Team • All staff Vascular Access policy check • Early referral for evaluation • Weekly review Timeframe: 7 months

  8. Best Practices for Decreasing Catheters Facility #2 66.0%27.6% • Fistula cannulation procedure revised • Utilization of Interactive Catheter Reduction Tool NW6 website • Patient CVC status review during QAPI meetings • Improved Surgeon/ Nephrologists • relationship Timeframe: 19 months

  9. Best Practices for Decreasing Catheters Facility #3 23%10% • New patients educated on permanent accesses • Vascular Access Manager • Weekly focused reviews Timeframe: 6 months

  10. Best Practices for Decreasing Catheters Facility #4 41%17% • Initiated a surgeon comparison outcome data sheet • Access Care Maps, CVC logs and computer system update timely • Utilization of Vascular Access Center Timeframe: 14 months

  11. Best Practices for Decreasing Catheters Fistula First Change Concepts Routine CQI review of Vascular Access Timely referral to a Nephrologist Early referral to surgeon for AVF only Surgeon selection based on outcomes Full range of surgical approaches to AV fistula evaluation and placement

  12. Best Practices for Decreasing Catheters Fistula First Change Concepts • Secondary AVF placement for all AVG patients • AVF placement in patients with catheter • AVF cannulation training • Monitoring and maintenance to ensure access function

  13. Best Practices for Decreasing Catheters Fistula First Change Concepts • Education for caregivers and patients • Outcomes feedback to guide practice • Modify hospital systems to detect CKD • and promote planning and placement • 13. Support patient efforts to live the best • possible quality of life through self- • management

  14. Best Practices for Decreasing Catheter Implementing Change • Recognize it is a TEAM effort • a. Nephrologist is the leader of the team • Identify root cause • Make a plan • Implement the plan • Check the plan • Act accordingly – make changes as needed

  15. Additional Tips • Based on 1:1 facility calls- • Maintain database of patient accesses’ monthly (prior to end of the month have CCHT take patient schedule and note exactly, looking at patient and asking what they have in place make sure computer system matches) • Timely follow-up when accesses are performing poorly (decrease BFR, High AP/VP, decrease access flow monitoring) and are not maturing (6 weeks should be guide)

  16. Additional Tips • Action plan should be team centered • Continual patient education • Use of “Informed Nonconsent “ form for refusals • Incorporate access in educational days • Show Access video • Brochures • Address patients concerns with accesses • Fear of needles • Perceived convenience of catheter

  17. Best Practices for Decreasing Catheters

  18. Patient and Provider Resources www.esrdnetwork6.org www.fistulafirst.org www.aakp.org

  19. Evaluation Form • Will be emailed after presentation • Return by January 24, 2011 • Complete the form inclusive of the “lessons learned” question • Thank you!

  20. Questions yrichmond@nw6.esrd.net (919) 855-0882 Ext. 43

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