ArticleJournal of multidisciplinary healthcare2022
The Effect of a Three-Level Remote Alliance on Critical Care in Grassroot Areas: A Multi-Center, Retrospective Study.
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Purpose: To explore an effective model to promote the homogeneous development of intensive care units (ICUs) in grassroot, impoverished and remote areas. Methods: A three-level remote alliance model (in-place and online assistance) was adopted to guide the cross-talk of ICUs between counties and cities. The observed indicators included the mortality of ICU patients and those with APACHE II scores ≥15 points, deep vein thrombosis, ventilator-associated pneumonia, the completion rate of septic shock goals in 3-hour and 6-hour bundles, and the rates of patient transfers. Results: After the implementation of the remote alliance, there was significant reduction in the mortality of ICU patients in the county and city-level tertiary hospitals (7.6% vs 4.5%, Conclusion: A three-level remote alliance might be helpful in improving the quality of critical care in remote areas and promoting the homogeneous development of disciplines.
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