The role of Informatics in Patient Safety Dr. Sukhen Dey Indianan University Southeast.

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The role of Informatics in Patient Safety Dr. Sukhen Dey Indianan University Southeast

Let’s Define Patient Safety and Informatics Patient safety is “the environment, infrastructure and technology emphasizing the reporting, analysis and prevention of medical error and adverse events that might case a patient ‘harm’ “. Informatics is “the application of computing technology, network protocols, telecommunication mechanism and software algorithms applied towards improving the quality of a “Human Service” process”

Patient Safety might Encompass: Patient fall Medication errors Identification errors Suicide Infection Patient protection from bodily harm Post / op complications Treatment delays Adverse drug effects Many others coming out every day

Basic Statistics Projected from a report from the Institute of Medicine in 1999 I estimate (using some statistical inferences) that as many as 140,000 people die in U.S. hospitals each year as the result of lapses in patient safety. Over past 5 years over 125,000 medication errors have been reported to FDA (Just one agency ) Imagine, how many might have not been reported? Imagine, how many might have not been reported because non- identification of errors?

Some joint Commission Statistics

How Application of Informatics can help? Three Basic Classification of Informatics Application in Patient Safety: –Hardware oriented –Software oriented –Predictive model oriented (BI)

Hardware to ensure patient safety- Examples Patient bracelet Lightweight, wireless devices which enable nurses to perform safety checks and safely administer bedside medications. The Hardware, DB and network backbone that distribute real- time access to patient-specific data and evidence-based medical knowledge–so one can make the right decision at the right time. Bedside dispensing cabinet systems with digital technology to keep track of medication, administration and safety. The XXX Type Bandage is ideal for controlling arterial bleeding and severe external hemorrhage. In Near Future – Gentleman we have the technology (Dr. Dey)  Global Network with synchronous treatment protocols (VOIP)  Holographic Image Transportation within and Outside Hospitals  Global Nursing Stations – Outsourced to different countries like India  Automated ergonomic based Motion-Beds to prevent bed sores No Vendor Names

Software to ensure patient safety-Examples Patient response monitoring systems Risk Monitoring software in gathering data on nursing- sensitive indicators required for submission to any Agency database. Intelligent Incident Reporting software – Not just for reporting but Decision Support Software reporting PSIs (Patent safety Indicators ) as proposed by AHRQ (Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality) In Near Future – (Dr. Dey)  Intelligent – Bilingual – Response Monitoring System – with ‘No response’ message distribution to the next expert station – collaborative healthcare  On-line real-time risk monitoring software producing “leading indicators” for ensuring patient safety – proactive not reactive

Predictive models to ensure patient safety- Examples Correlations of environmental variables with patient safety violation incidences – 3 rd, 6 th and 12 th Floors Regression analysis to predict what independent variables can explain the variances in patient safety violations – Language, age, Disease Type, English instructions to non-English speaking patients, primary physicians etc. Predictive analysis based on patient demographics so that we can be more careful to “High risk” patients (multivariate and data mining ). Pattern Recognition Algorithms to recognize “leading Indicators” of safety. Structural equation modeling, sometimes called path analysis, to gain additional insight into causes of “Safety Violations” – if you know the cause you can prevent it.

An (on-line) Course in Patient Safety and Informatics at IUS 1.I am in a process to design an On-line Course at Indiana University which can be offered to Students and Clinical Professional 2.Benefits of an on-line course: 1.“Patient Safety and Informatics” are relatively theoretical topics and well suitable for distance learning 2.Convenient to offer to a large body of students 3.Various research projects can be assigned and managed 4.Has world-wide potential 5.Important “Discussion Forums” using today’s technology with participants from interdisciplinary areas If interested contact me at

Informatics Application Example

SEM – Impact Flowchart

In Conclusion Beyond all technologies, at the end of the day: 1.One must approach Patient Safety as “Mission Critical” 2.One must preserve physical, emotional and intellectual rights of Patients 3.One must consider Patient Safety as a means to improve overall “Public Health and Safety”

Some questions to consider: Q:Patient safety is “the environment, infrastructure and technology emphasizing the reporting, analysis and prevention of ______and adverse events that might case a patient ‘___’ “. A: Patient safety is “the environment, infrastructure and technology emphasizing the reporting, analysis and prevention of medical error and adverse events that might case a patient ‘harm’ “.

Some questions to consider: Q:Informatics is “the application of computing technology, network protocols, telecommunication mechanism and software algorithms applied towards improving the quality of a “________” process” A: Informatics is “the application of computing technology, network protocols, telecommunication mechanism and software algorithms applied towards improving the quality of a “Human Service” process”

Some questions to consider: Q: Which of the following incidences may be threats to patient Safety: 1.Patient fall 2.Medication errors 3.Suicide 4.1 & 2 5.1, 2 & 3 A: 1,2 & 3

Some questions to consider: Q.Over past 5 years over 125,000 medication errors have been reported to FDA (Just one agency )T F A.T

Some questions to consider: Q.Based on my lecture (Dr. Dey) what are the typical categories of informatics applications in Patient Safety? 1.Hardware 2.Software 3.Networks 4.Predictive models 5.1, 2 & 4 A:1,2 & 4

The role of Informatics in Patient Safety Dr. Sukhen Dey Indianan University Southeast