supplies in the icu
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Supplies in the ICU. Stephanie Allen-Wang Sukanya Bhattacharya Sarah Manning Temidayo Yembra. Problem Statement. SAW, SB, SM, & TY 10/21/2010. Problem Statement. Nurses spend excessive time retrieving supplies from the supply room. SAW, SB, SM, & TY 10/21/2010. Problem Statement. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Supplies in the ICU
Stephanie Allen-WangSukanya Bhattacharya
Sarah ManningTemidayo Yembra
Problem Statement
SAW, SB, SM, & TY 10/21/2010
Problem Statement
Nurses spend excessive time retrieving supplies from the
supply room
SAW, SB, SM, & TY 10/21/2010
Problem Statement
• Errors are made when charging supplies to patientso Either patient or medication nameso Right drug , Right dose, Right time, Right route
SAW, SB, SM, & TY 10/21/2010
Problem Statement
• There is a lack of equipment to carry & store supplies o Minimize waste of supplieso Medication usage controlo Inventory control
SAW, SB, SM, & TY 10/21/2010
Problem Statement
• Inventory records do not match actual supplies available
• There is a lack of fail-safe mechanisms concerning inventory tracking
SAW, SB, SM, & TY 10/21/2010
References
SAW, SB, SM, & TY 10/21/2010
Omnicell Inc, "Orange Regional Medical Centre Selects Omnicell to Maximize Medication Management", 2010
ORMC switched to Omnicells to:• Maximize inventory• Enhance safety• Increase medication security
References
SAW, SB, SM, & TY 10/21/2010
M. Shepley "Predesign and Postoccupancy Analysis of Staff Behavior in a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit" in Childrens Healthcare Volume 31, Issue 3, 2002 • Location of a supply room in a NICU, alone, does not
decrease time in activity involving supply storage
References
SAW, SB, SM, & TY 10/21/2010
J. Reiling, R. Hughes, M. Murphy - The Impact of Facility Design on Patient Safety in Patient Safety and Quality: An Evidence-Based Handbook for Nurses
• Architectural design on patient safety is important• Improving physical environment, mproves patient
and nurse outcomes
References
SAW, SB, SM, & TY 10/21/2010
J. Collins - RFID Cabinet Manages Medicine in RFID Journal Inc, 2005
• Using RFID enabled cabinets • Automatically track when medical equipment is removed• Reduces false-positives in inventory tracking
References
SAW, SB, SM, & TY 10/21/2010
M. Freize, A. Carlo "A Case for Inventory Control", 2001
• Enhancing medical service and quality• Effective inventory management systems• Organized maintained by
o Color-codingo Labeling
References
SAW, SB, SM, & TY 10/21/2010
UMMS White Paper – C5 Mobile Clinical Assistant • Ease of use, including compatibility with workflow,
easy data entry, simple access• Mobility/weight/design• Screen clarity• Degree of impediment to patient care• Wireless compatibility and session stability
References
SAW, SB, SM, & TY 10/21/2010
Automated Medication Dispensing Systems - OmniCenter Remote Access • Scheduled Meds• Bar Code Confirmation• Patient Medication Profiling
Solution
• Enhance Omnicell design and process• Patient safety
o Compartment door openso Guiding Light
• Inventory Control
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Omnicells
• Typical Process• Swipe employee badge• Enter patient name• (Enter item)• Open Door• Remove supplies• Press corresponding button 1 time for each item• Close door• Swipe out/end session
SAW, SB, SM, & TY 10/21/2010
Solution – Patient Badge
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Solution – Color Code Supply Areas
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Solution – Use RFID
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