ArticleCritical care explorations2023
Cardiac Children Hospital Early Warning ScoreVersus the Inadequate Oxygen Delivery Index for the Detection of Early Warning Signs of Deterioration.
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Abstract
To assess the utility of the Cardiac Children's Hospital Early Warning Score (C-CHEWS) in the early detection of deterioration.
designSingle-center longitudinal pilot study.
settingPediatric cardiac ICU (PCICU), Aga Khan University.
interventionsC-CHEWS and Inadequate Oxygen Delivery (IDO PATIENTS: A total of 60 children (0 d to 18 yr old). MEASUREMENTS AND MAIN
resultsA single-center longitudinal pilot study was conducted at PCICU. All postoperative extubated patients were assessed and scored between 0 and 11, and these scores were then correlated with the IDO
conclusionsThe C-CHEWS tool provides a standardized assessment and approach to deteriorating congenital cardiac surgery patients in recognizing early postoperative deterioration.
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