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Solutions for Confusion Adam Sutherland Solutions for Confusion Adam Sutherland

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Clinical Pharmacist PICU RMCH Clinical Lecturer University of Manchester Patient A 612 Septic hypotensive Undiagnosed complex condition GDD GORD Congenital hyperinsulinaemia ID: 781427

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Solutions for Confusion

Adam Sutherland

Clinical Pharmacist, PICU, RMCH

Clinical Lecturer, University of Manchester

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Patient A

6/12Septic, hypotensive.Undiagnosed complex condition GDD GORD Congenital hyperinsulinaemia …and the rest!Monday0630Hypotensive 35/40Lactate 5pH 6.910640Loss of output

CPR commenced3 x adrenalineRx. adrenaline infusion 0.1microgram/kg/minA LIFE IN THE DAY…

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CPR ongoingAdrenaline infusion commenced0710No response to adrenaline. Dose increased to 2microgram/kg/minRequest to remake infusion0715Day nurse and night nurse make infusion together:Day nurse finds adrenaline ampoules 1:10,000 in trayA LIFE IN THE DAY…TRANSCRIPTDay (D) “What volume of 1:10,000 did you draw up for that infusion?”Night (N) “Just what it said on the calculator”

D “Just that volume?”N “Yeah!”D “They’re different strengths…”N “No they’re not; they’re the same. They’re both adrenaline”D “No! This is ten times weaker than what’s on the chart…”

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ROOT CAUSES

1) Human error in wrong concentration selection2) Service failure in training3) 20 minutes to commence infusionCONTRIBUTING FACTORSNursing preparation at the bedsideRule-of-SixA LIFE IN THE DAY…

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6mg/kg of drug X in 100ml of Diluent Y

Rate = 1ml/hrDose = 1microgram/kg/minTHE RULE OF SIX1980 vintage infusion pump

2014 infusion pump

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THE RULE OF SIX

STRENGTHSQuick calculations at the bedside (?)Embedded into unit practicePredictable fluid loadBut still too much…?Simple to titrateAs long as you know what the concentration is in the syringe…

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WEAKNESSESComplex prescribingComplex calculations for dilution and preparationRelies on impossibly accurate measurement and dilutionSlow to deliver from point of ordering

THE RULE OF SIX

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To debunk the Rule of Six

To present potential benefits of standardisationPatient carePatient safetyUnit efficiencyWHY AM I HERE?

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The rule of six CAUSES medication error

PrescribingCalculationDilutionAdministrationErrors are common, undetectable and CANNOT be overcomeParshuram 2003 - Opiate infusions in PICUWheeler 2007 - Inotropes in Adult ICUAllegaert 2011 - Paracetamol in NICUAguado-Lorenzo 2013 - Opiate infusions in NICU

Not negligent, just humanDEBUNKING THE RULE OF SIX

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DEBUNKING THE RULE OF SIX

Ped

Crit

Care Med 2006; 7(3); 225

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Parshuram C et al.Ped Crit Care Med 2003 31(10);2483

Causes of inaccuracy

Human eye measurements

Inadequate mixing

Use of concentrated solutions

DEBUNKING THE RULE OF SIX

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DEBUNKING THE RULE OF SIX

Parshuram

et al. CMAJ 2008; 178(1);42

CMAJ 2008; 178(1): 2

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DEBUNKING THE RULE OF SIX

Arch Dis Child

2013:98; 975

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DEBUNKING THE RULE OF SIX

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DEBUNKING THE RULE OF SIX

What are the implications:Patient instability at infusion changeSlow response to new ordersPatient responseNursing preparationIs ongoing instability related to:Real instability of the patient ORBecause the infusion is the wrong strength

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DEBUNKING THE RULE OF SIX

Recommendations for IV infusion safetyStandardisation (Roman 2005)Ready mixed ready to use containers (NPSA 2007)Longer running infusions (Apkon 2004)Electronic prescribingPre-programmed syringe drivers (maybe: Murdoch 2008 )Roman, N. (2005).

Dimensions of Critical Care Nursing, 24(6), 275–278.Apkon, M. (2004). Quality and Safety in Health Care, 13(4), 265–271. Murdoch, L (2008)British Journal of Nursing, 17(10), 630–6.

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DEBUNKING THE RULE OF SIX

Fluid load…

Paediatr child Health 2008 13(5):371

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DEBUNKING THE RULE OF SIX

REGULATORY ACTION

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DEBUNKING THE RULE OF SIX

REGULATORY ACTION

Risk assessmentReady to use solutionsReducing ward-level manipulation

74 incidents in TWO years; 4 “serious harm”; 2 “death”

“Consider pre-filled syringes”

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DEBUNKING THE RULE OF SIX

Borthwick et al. 2007; JICS 8(1): 92

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DEBUNKING THE RULE OF SIX

IF WE DON’T EFFECT CHANGE OURSELVES ON OUR TERMS SOMEONE ELSE WILL FORCE US TO DO IT ON THEIRS