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Contra Costa Health Services EMS QI Data Summary Annual Report: 2007
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EMS QI Program (EQIP) Mission Statement To ensure that quality emergency medical services are available for all people in Contra Costa County and that emergency medical care is consistent with best practices and evidence based medicine.
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From Bricks to Road
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Our EMS Performance Yellow Brick Road!
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“Creating a Culture of Safety” Patients Providers Stakeholders
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Who is involved? EMS Agency Base-Trauma Center Emergency Dispatch BLS/ALS First Responders Ground Ambulance Air Transport Receiving Facilities
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Contra Costa EMS QI Program Partnership Question: How are we doing? Answer:
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What we do right! Strong Commitment to Making Things Better Great Environment to Solve Problems!
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What did QI do in 2007? A productive year of accomplishments!
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Core EQIP Indicator Reports “Our EMS System Vital Signs” Utstein Report/Cardiac Arrest Pediatric Report Documentation Trauma and Trauma Triage Patient Safety Reporting Airway Management Infrequent Skills (new) Medication Report Chest Pain/STEMI Pain Evaluation & Treatment Shortness of Breath Destination Report AMA/Patient Refusal General Activity (Dispatch) Customer Satisfaction
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QI Data Collection & Reporting 2007 22 QI studies 2003-2006 10 QI studies 2008 Zoll Integration First Responder View Full View of EMS System Performance Challenges Ahead Data Warehouse Dispatch Integration ECG Transmission CARES Mapping CEMSIS Integration Report Automation Managing the Data Overload Long Term: ePCR push into Facility MEDRec
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EMS Event (Patient Safety) Reporting 2007 Summary Highlights 60% of reports come from our own EMS provider agencies Analysis: Cooperation and Accountability! 60% of our EMS events communication related Strategy: Focus is on root causes not symptoms! Event Type#% Communication2460% Medication717.5% Destination1332.5% Patient Care3690% Billing12.5% Documentation- ePCR 1435% Response Time1230%
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High Risk Communication Patient Handoffs (CCCEMS 2006 Annual Report) > 102,000 handoffs Up 20% from 2005 2008 Goal Improve handoff communication
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Paramedic EMS Patient Safety Practices 88-94% know use of weight charts/tapes improve safety but 14.5% did not always use. 3.4% reported a safety event in the last 3 years while 30 % did not. 11.5% no cross- checking during med handoffs. 29% stated Anonymous reporting would increase patient safety reporting. CCCEMS data: Sept-Dec 2007 119 surveys (27% return rate)
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EMS Patient Satisfaction 4685 responses 4.5% return rate 4 question survey Confidence in skills Communication Service Comfort & pain control) Positive responses 92% Neutral 3.5% Negative 4.5% AMR Jan-Sept 2007
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Ingestion Treatment Audit Charcoal Use and ALOC Retrospective sample 2007 Results (41 cases) 87% Cases had charcoal given or attempted 86% no improvement or change 40% had GCS <15 or deteriorated after charcoal Evaluation: Charcoal Risk > Benefit QI outcome: Elimination of charcoal in treatment guidelines to improve patient safety
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Documentation Delivery and Completion Zoll 36-86% compliance MEDS Improved 17% since Jan 2007 Fax delivery 99.7% effective QI Expectation : Draft/complete ePCR with patient delivery. Many challenges….slower progress
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2007 Field Competency: Skills How do we maintain competency? Skill# attemptsSuccess per Attempts Historical Data Bench marks IV2862682%-- Intubation37165%70-83%80-90% Combitube14383%70-89%- External Jugular11166%-- IO24100%-- Thoracostomy17100%-- Ranked in order of frequency AMR Data from Jan-Dec 2007, Historical studies multi agency 2003-2006
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Field Medication Utilization: Furosemide or Lasix
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Pain Assessment and Management
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Trauma Advanced Airway
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12 Lead Field Utilization
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Chest Pain
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Field Airway Management AMR First Quarter 2007
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EMS for Children Performance Indicators EMS-C Indicator Total N CCCEMS compliance EMSA QI Benchmark Weight Documented 80689%90% ALOC & Glucose Monitoring 1471%80% ALOC & Hypoglycemia treated 0-80% First Epinephrine dose correct by weight 567%97% Valium/Versed dosing correct by weight 580% Vascular Access and IO and trauma 28769%80% Pain assessment and pain scale documented 365%80% AMR Jun-Aug 2006 (EMSC CQI Validation Study 2007)
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Kids Needing EMS Primary Impression<3y3-7y8-13y14-18yTotal N % 1. Blunt Injury579214329358530.8% 2. Behavioral Disturbance 035520826614.0% 3. Post-Seizure Seizure Status Epilepticus 9537313219510.2% Total pediatric patients seen by 911 289273380959190155% 55 % children seen by 911 due to 3 conditions 105 pediatric patients/month (<18 yrs) 52 pediatric patients/month (<14) AMR Dec 2005-May 2007
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Pediatric Field Skills Success Procedure <3 yr3-14 yr15-18 yr0-18 yr 60% 185 78% 743 88% 1971 75% 2899 13% 8 27% 17 26% 23 22% 48 86% 8 75% 7 0% 0 80% 15 129 pedi-procedure attempts per month 0.7 pedi-procedure attempts per medic per month AMR Dec 2005-Dec 2007
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Goals 2008 Improve QI information exchange Patient Safety Handoff communication QI Tool Implementation EMS Events QI Activity Reports Standardization Full compliance with Title 22 QI Improve Field Care STEMI Pediatrics Pain Skills Success
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On our way …..
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Questions?
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