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Trauma & Acute Care S urgery S ystems of Care S ymposium Travis Littman MD, F ACS April 18, 2015 Disclosures No Financial Disclosures or Conflicts of Interest S acred Heart Medical Center Oregon Trauma S ystem S HMC-Trauma


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Trauma & Acute Care S urgery

S ystems of Care S ymposium Travis Littman MD, F ACS April 18, 2015

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Disclosures

  • No Financial Disclosures or Conflicts of Interest
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S acred Heart Medical Center

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Oregon Trauma S ystem

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S HMC-Trauma

Emergency Depart ment Imaging Lab Blood bank OR ICU Inpat ient Wards Rehab

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Trauma PI/ QA process

Define t he Problem Collect Informat ion Analyze t he Informat ion Develop a solut ion Educat e t he t eam Measure Result s

  • Nurse Coordinators
  • Registrar’s
  • TraumaOne
  • TQIP
  • CPG’s
  • Protocols
  • Monthly Dashboard
  • Quarterly review
  • Annual S

tate Report

  • Grand Rounds
  • Peer Review
  • Mock Drills
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Trauma S ervices

  • In House S

pecialties

  • Emergency
  • Trauma S

urgery

  • Anesthesia
  • Intensivists
  • Ongoing QA and PI (Iterative process)
  • Organized support services
  • Coordination of multiple hospital departments
  • Established Trauma Pathway
  • Primary S

urvey

  • Labs?

Imaging? )

  • 2nd survey
  • Int ervent ion?
  • 3` survey
  • Coordinated care and discharge
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Trauma – “ Golden Hour”

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Acute Care S urgery

  • Team approach to Patient Care
  • 24/ 7 Coverage and operative potential
  • Multiple In-House S

pecialties

  • S

imilar to Trauma Pathways

  • Initial ACS

pathway

  • Primary S

urvey

  • Workup?
  • 2nd survey
  • Intervention
  • 3` survey
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Acute Care S urgery

  • Elderly population growing
  • Growing list of comorbidities
  • Expedited treatment to minimize effects on

physiology and morbidity

  • Principles:
  • Expeditious initial assessment
  • End point-guided resuscitation
  • Early intervention and definitive management
  • Essential physiologic monitoring
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TRACS

Trauma ACS ICU

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S ystems of Care

PreHospital

EMS

Initial Evaluation

ED

Treatment

OR

Recovery

Ward

Rehabilitation

ORC

Reintegration

Home

Continuum

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Pre-Hospital Care

  • Develop relationships with referring Hospitals
  • ATAB
  • Outreach
  • Educational Programs (ATLS

, RTTDC)

  • Develop relationships with EMS
  • Regular feedback
  • Discussions with Medical Directors
  • Central LANE Medical Control
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Emergency Department Care

  • Coordinate with ED for Trauma’s
  • Attend all Full Trauma’s within 15 minutes of arrival
  • Trauma Consults for Modified and walk-ins
  • Transfers for multisystem inj ury
  • General S

urgeons “ In House”

  • Rapid evaluation of emergent general surgery
  • Decreased time to disposition –

Ward/ OR

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Operating Room

  • In House Anesthesia
  • 24/ 7 In-House Tech & RN
  • Trauma Room for Ortho and General S

urgery

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Hospital Care

  • Coordinated team effort
  • 3 full time S

urgeons with community surgeon backup

  • Nurse Practitioner
  • Multidisciplinary Rounds
  • Full Trauma office
  • Trauma Program Director
  • Nurse Coordinators
  • Registrars
  • EMS

liaison/ Inj ury Prevention

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Rehab & Return Home

  • S

BIRT screening, placement (S W)

  • Physical and Occupational Therapy
  • Rehab or ORC as needed
  • Outpatient follow-up
  • TRACS

Clinic weekly

  • S

pecialty follow up as needed

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Current QA/ PI proj ects

  • Blood and Resuscitation
  • Fluids for resuscitation
  • Early S

BFT for S BO

  • (What else should we talk about?

)

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TRACS S ummary

  • Improves Access to Care:
  • Trauma and Emergency S

urgical Care for the Community 24/ 7

  • Decrease Cost/ Better Outcomes:
  • S

tandardized Clinical Practice Guidelines

  • Robust Performance Improvement Program
  • A TRACS

service helps the Trauma S urgeon maintain their surgical and critical care skills