Is It Time to Embrace the Caffeine Level
作者： D. J. Kahn , R. Godin
关键词: Guideline 、 Emergency medicine 、 Staff satisfaction 、 Medicine 、 Pediatrics 、 Low birth weight 、 Vermont oxford network 、 Level iv 、 Bradycardia 、 Apnea
摘要: We thank Dr Eichenwald and the American Academy of Pediatrics for their report, “Apnea Prematurity.”1 Working in a large 84-bed level IV NICU, we have seen firsthand impact that an Apnea Bradycardia Guideline can on length stay (LOS), parent staff satisfaction, other outcomes. Since introduced our 2 years ago, reduction very low birth weight LOS by 24% (Vermont Oxford Network [VON] database), which attribute part to standardization what consider clinically significant events, how manage these events. Although definition apnea … E-mail: dkahn{at}mhs.net
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