Catheter Associated Urinary Tract Infection Reduction using Daily Management Systems. OHSU Performance Excellence

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Catheter Associated Urinary Tract Infection Reduction using Daily Management Systems OHSU Performance Excellence DATE : April 1 8, 2 0 1 6 PRE SENTE D B Y: Nancy McCully MSN, MBA, RN, CCRN, Marge Willis MN, RN, CCRN, NEA -BC

Learning Objectives Overview of OHSU Performance Excellence (OPEx) system Application of OPEx to a quality improvement project Using Daily Management Systems (DMS) creating cultural change in the MICU

OPEx- OHSU Performance Excellence OPEx is a set of Methods, Management Systems and Mindset (Culture) used by OHSU Healthcare to achieve outcomes in a systematic way Based on Lean principles that maximize value for patients through Continuous Improvement and Respect for People

Performance Daily Management System DMS Improvements PDSA #2 PDSA #1 Initial QI Event Natural Degradation PDSA without DMS Time

Problem Statement: Challenge CAUTI rates were above the national average at 4.99 per 1000 patient catheter days 1.5 years of collecting data on CAUTI Bundle with minimal improvement Goal to reduce CAUTIs by 50%

Target Condition CAUTI Debrief Identified gap in Foley care Standard of Care requires Foley care to be complete every 8 hours. Every gap of Foley care documentation > 10 hours will be considered a missed opportunity Target Condition: 100% successful completion of Foley care ( 10 hours between documented care)

Process Metric MICU Foley Care Safety Cross

The Who and How Critical Care Academic Associates Program (CCAAP) volunteers formalized a process to gather data Process metric discussions were incorporated in the Charge Nurse Standard Work (SW) and daily readiness huddle Comprehensive Unit-Based Safety Program (CUSP)

PDSA Improvement Research Volunteers to notify Charge RN with gaps in Foley care Charge RN notification of bedside RN Charge RN making Vocera reminders Q8 Visual management changes to include trended information Reassess frequently missed Foley care (0600)

Charge RN Leader Standard Work Legend: = done X = not done Day Night Barriers Meet with fellow @ 0710 AND 1910 Update electronic census board Complete daily sheet (beginning of shift) Interdisciplinary Rounds @ 0830 (Wednesday) Sparks (by 1000, 1500, 0300) Fax report sheet to bed control, 14C, & 5C Check in with CPRN about rooms & equipment Daily readiness huddle @ 0830 Update Inpatient Capacity Dashboard (by 0840) Fire safety walk Check in with patient/family/room Improvement Rounds @ 1500 (Tuesday) Foley Care in-person checkin (0600, 1400, 2200) Update tracking binder Update daily sheet (end of shift) Wound Photography (Tuesday) Verification of omnicell count (Tuesday) Valve changes (Monday/Friday) Discrepancy reports Medication waste reports Make Comp/Cancellation calls (0500 and 1700) Update MESSES on board Start new Charge RN Standard Work NOTES FOR NEXT SHIFT AY - UNIT COMPS CLUSTER COMPS OTHER RESOURCES GHT - UNIT COMPS CLUSTER COMPS OTHER RESOURCES ONGOING ISSUES FOR CARRY-OVER FOR SEVERAL DAYS

Job/Role: Leadership Department: MICU Job Aids: Process: Charge/Leadership Huddle Owner: Equipment/Supplies: Notes: To occur at 0830 at the unit census and MESSES Board Major Step What Key Points How Reasons Why 1. Patient Flow 1.1. Verbally discuss the following information at the census board 1.1.1. Patient census 1.1.2. Expected admits and admit capability 1.1.3. Patients who can transfer/discharge today 1.1.4. Expected Procedures/diagnostics or other things that may affect flow 1.1.5. Anticipated barriers 2. MESSES 2.1. Review MESSES for the day at the MESSES board. 2.2. Create any needed Quick Hits or Big Issues and document what, who, and when 2.2.1. Provide work order # s when for all requested work from facilities 2.3. Escalate appropriate issues to Tier 3 huddle Optimize patient flow Allow for early problem solving Resolve or escalate potential issues or barriers to readiness in real time+ Transparency and accountability 3. Quick Hits and Big Issues 3.1. Go through all quick hits that have not been completed 3.1.1. Identify step in progress, barriers to completion and when completion is expected of the quick hit 3.1.2. If pending longer than 1 week move to big issues or if necessary escalate to Tier 3 huddle 3.2. Review Big Issues every Wednesday for progress, barriers and expected completion Transparency with current status on completion of work Resolve or escalate issues or barriers 4. Review Daily Management Systems Topic of the Week 5. Integrated Teamwork and Healthy Work Environment 4.1. Review current metric of the week 4.1.1. How did we perform on the last shift 4.1.2. Suggestions made for next shift 5.1. What do you need from me to improve the shift today? 5.2. What is going well today for us to celebrate? To support ongoing improvements and problem solving Promote collaboration and a healthy work environment

Daily Readiness and Weekly Improvement Huddles

Outcomes Completion of Foley care remained above 75% post implementation with an average of 91% Reduction in maximum time between recorded Foley care events from 22 hours to 13.5 hours Reduction in CAUTI rate from 4.99 (Sept 2014 April 2015) to 1.73 (May 2015 Dec 2015) Enculturation of standard Foley care expectations on the unit

Next Step Discontinuation algorithm Identified need for standard Foley care standard work and products Urine culture standard work Sustainability

Creating a better, safer, more cost effective healthcare system for patients and better workplaces for all -Mark Graban

Thank You