Antimicrobial Stewardship Program Executive Ownership Information Technology

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Antimicrobial Stewardship Program Gap Analysis Checklist (used with permission from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Get Smart program www.cdc.gov/getsmart/index.html) Executive Ownership Y N Comments Senior leadership is supportive of program and necessary requirements to meet resource needs Process exists to review medical staff participation in hospital quality initiatives Medical staff process exists to monitor compliance to quality programs Process exists to evaluate outliers Process exists to evaluate critical staffing needs for quality programs Central Order Entry (Supply Chain sponsored program) has been retained as a method for pharmacist redeployment, for clinical programs as opposed to staff reduction Microbiology services are readily available Infection Prevention staff are readily available Education time and resources are protected and provided to support programs- i.e. AMP development Information Technology Y N Comments IT resources are dedicated to the implementation of Non Programmed Reports (NPR) in MEDITECH for clinical use for all departments Pharmacy has an available staff member trained and dedicated to electronic formulary maintenance and decision support Comments Rule development (Automatic Stop Orders) Clinical reminders Order set development

Information Technology Y N Comments Triggers (Clinical Reminders) Lab view groups Decision support strategy is integrated across departments Staff Development Y N Comments Programs exist to train current staff on antimicrobial stewardship - IV to PO conversion - Renal dose adjustment - Streamlining principles Training hours are allocated to support staff development AMP Competencies incorporated into initial 3 months and annual pharmacist evaluations IV to PO Conversion Program Y N Comments Medical staff approved policy and procedure in place for pharmacist authorized automatic conversion of IV medications to bioequivalent PO given appropriate indications IV to PO policy include the following agents: Quinolones Voriconizole Fluconazole TMP/SMX Linezolid Clindamycin doses less than 600 mg IV Metronidazole whenever policy or procedure changes made and at least annually A method exists to identify eligible patients Examples: - Case management report - Drug tracer report - Patient profile reviews IV to PO is an accepted and supported program by key stakeholders Nurses Cost savings are assigned to IV to PO interventions and incorporated as part of AMP metrics IV to PO interventions are documented in MEDITECH and reported through appropriate group(s): PAGE 2 OF 9

IV to PO Conversion Program Y N Comments Approved medications are reviewed at least annually by medical staff IV to PO program is incorporated into Care Coordination Initiative Renal Dosing (RD) Adjustment Program Y N Comments Medical staff approved policy and procedure in place for pharmacist authorized dosing adjustment for selected antimicrobials Renal dosing adjustment policy include the following agents based on formulary: Quinolones Ampicillin Cefuroxime Ertapenem TMP/SMX Fluconazole Aztreonam Ceftazidime Meropenem Unasyn Acyclovir Cefazolin Cefepime Primaxin Zosyn whenever policy or procedure changes made Pharmacists have completed competency assessment prior to participation and whenever policy or procedure changes made and at least annually A method exists to identify eligible patients Examples: - Serum Creatinine (SCr) report - Drug tracer report - Patient profile reviews RD is an accepted and supported program by key stakeholders: Cost savings are assigned to RD interventions and incorporated as part of AMP metrics RD interventions are documented in MEDITECH and reported through appropriate group(s): Approved medications are reviewed at least annually by medical staff Renal program is incorporated into Care Coordination Initiative Criteria for Use Antimicrobials Y N Comments PAGE 3 OF 9

Medical staff approved policy and procedure that identifies criteria-based antimicrobials and defines criteria for use Recommend to include: Echinocandins, linezolid, tigecycline, daptomycin, Synercid, IV itraconazole, drotrecogin alfa, liposomal amphotericin B A method exists to identify eligible orders Examples: - Required order sheet - Mandatory pharmacist review - Criteria check sheet - Patient profile reviews - MEDITECH solutions (i.e Dictionary/ Formulary comments) An annual review is required for all criteria for use medications Criteria for Use policy is accepted and supported by key stakeholders: Criteria for use interventions are documented in MEDITECH and reported through appropriate group(s): s (i.e. Infection Prevention, Pharmacy & Therapeutics, Quality) Criteria are reviewed at least annually and approved by medical staff Formulary Review Y N Comments Annual review of formulary antimicrobials performed with considerations including clinical and financial metrics Formulary inclusion based on microbiology/sensitivity data, medication clinical profile, financial and safety data Medical staff approved policy and procedure in place for pharmacist authorized automatic therapeutic interchanges for the following agents: - Quinolones - Carbapenems - Ceftazidime/Cefepime - Ceftriaxone/Cefotaxime - Cefoxitin/Cefotetan PAGE 4 OF 9

Formulary Review Y N Comments - Timentin/Zosyn - Cefazolin q 6 hr to Cefazolin q 8 hr - Macrolides Pharmacodynamic dosing of select drugs has been implemented (i.e. piperacillin/tazobactam (Zosyn) 3.375 gm q8 hr over 4 hours vs. 4.5 gm IV q 6 hr) Antibiogram and Culture & Sensitivity Reporting Y N Comments Antibiogram is developed in accordance with Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute (CLSI) standards and updated at least annually A method for distribution of antibiogram to medical staff is in place and readily available at point of prescribing Sensitivity reporting is based on current CLSI recommendations Culture and Sensitivity report lists antibiotics in order of increasing spectrum of activity and not alphabetical (i.e. 1 st generation is reported before 3 rd generation cephalosporin) Antibiotic sensitivity is suppressed according to CLSI cascading recommendations Culture and sensitivity reporting recommendations are approved by appropriate medical staff Activity trending data is reported beyond facility (to Division and HealthTrust Purchasing Group) Empiric Antimicrobial Treatment Guidelines Y N Comments Medical staff approved Empiric Antimicrobial Treatment Guidelines in place for most common infections. For example: Upper and Lower respiratory, Gastrointestinal, Genitourinary, Skin/Soft Tissue, Bone and Joint, CNS infections Empiric antimicrobial guidelines are tailor to facility specific antibiogram A method is in place to have guidelines readily available to medical staff at point of prescribing Examples: - Required order sheet - Criteria check sheet Empiric guidelines are incorporated into epom (CPOE) (i.e. physician favorites to treat specific infections) An annual review is required to assess adherence to empiric guidelines and reflect treatment outcome Empiric Antimicrobial Treatment Guidelines are accepted and supported by key stakeholders: PAGE 5 OF 9

Empiric Antimicrobial Treatment Guidelines Y N Comments Empiric antimicrobial treatment interventions are documented in MEDITECH and reported through appropriate group(s): s (i.e. Infection Prevention, Pharmacy & Therapeutics, Quality) Guidelines are reviewed at least annually and approved by medical staff Antimicrobial Streamlining Y N Comments Appropriate staff are identified to perform daily function A method is in place to identify patients: - Antimicrobial agents for a period longer than (suggest 48 or 72 hours) with negative culture - Patients with positive culture regardless of presence of antimicrobial order Medical staff approved procedure in place identifying preferred method of pharmacist intervention - Discussion with prescriber - Note in chart - Referral to AMP team - Electronic reminder (i.e. duration of therapy guidance) Streamlining is an accepted and supported program by key stakeholders: Cost savings are assigned to Streamlining interventions and incorporated as part of AMP metrics at least annually Staffing schedule allows time for pharmacist to evaluate and make streamlining recommendation Streamlining interventions are documented MEDITECH and reported through appropriate group(s): PAGE 6 OF 9

- Infection Prevention Committee Antimicrobial Streamlining- Targeted Drug Review Y N Comments Appropriate staff are identified to perform daily function There is a method in place to identify target antimicrobials based on purchases, sensitivity trending, broad-spectrum activity or limited indications There is a method in place to identify patients receiving targeted antimicrobial agents Medical staff approved procedure in place identifying preferred method of pharmacist intervention - Consider order set or criteria for use Streamlining is an accepted and supported program by key stakeholders: Cost savings are assigned to Streamlining interventions and incorporated as part of AMP metrics at least annually. Staffing schedule allows time for pharmacist to evaluate and make streamlining recommendation Streamlining interventions are documented in MEDITECH and reported through appropriate group(s): - Infection Prevention Committee Duration of Antimicrobial Therapy Monitoring Y N Comments Medical staff approved Duration of Antimicrobial Treatment Guidelines in place for most common infections. For example: Upper and Lower respiratory, Gastrointestinal, Genitourinary, Skin/Soft Tissue, Bone and Joint, CNS infections PAGE 7 OF 9

Duration of Antimicrobial Therapy Monitoring Y N Comments Appropriate staff are identified to perform daily function A method is in place to identify patients - Antimicrobial agents for a period longer than (suggest 7-10 days) Medical staff approved procedure in place identifying preferred method of pharmacist intervention - Discussion with prescriber - Note in chart - Referral to AMP team - Electronic reminder (i.e. duration of therapy guidance) - Preprinted order forms Duration of Antimicrobial Therapy monitoring is an accepted and supported program by key stakeholders: An annual review is required to assess adherence to empiric guidelines and show treatment outcome Cost savings are assigned to duration of therapy interventions and incorporated as part of AMP metrics at least annually Staffing schedule allows time for pharmacist to evaluate and make recommendation Duration of therapy interventions are documented MEDITECH and reported through appropriate group(s): - Infection Prevention Committee Guidelines are reviewed at least annually and approved by medical staff Duration of Antimicrobial Therapy monitoring is incorporated into Care Coordination Initiative Utilization Reviews Y N Comments Appropriate antibiotics chosen to review in accordance with Criteria for Use and Targeted PAGE 8 OF 9

Medication policies Target infections chosen to review adherence to empiric antimicrobial guidelines and reflect treatment outcome Target infections chosen to review adherence to duration of antimicrobial therapy guidelines and show treatment outcome Recommendations from review are presented to and approved by medical staff Results and recommendations reported to appropriate groups: s (i.e. Infection Prevention, Pharmacy & Therapeutics, Quality) A method exists to monitor adherence to utilization review recommendations within 12 months of initial review Metrics Y N Comments A method exists to capture the following metrics: - Defined daily dose (DDD) per 1000 patient days - Antimicrobial expenditures - Antimicrobial susceptibilities - AMP intervention acceptance rates - DRG based length of stay - Other related metrics as defined by facility or division PAGE 9 OF 9