ArticleCureus2026
Endotracheal Excellence: Standardizing Documentation to Drive Quality in Airway Rescue Procedures Across the Health System.
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Abstract
Background Out-of-operating-room airway management is a time-sensitive, life-saving procedure performed in many clinical units in acute care hospitals. Local airway management practice should be understood and monitored to identify opportunities for quality improvement. Objectives As a first step to drive excellence in advanced airway practice across our three-hospital health system, we sought to establish documentation standards for emergency airway procedures. Methods Representatives in advanced airway practice (emergency medicine, anesthesia, critical care, otolaryngology, respiratory therapy) and clinical informatics investigated current institutional airway procedure documentation and national best practices. We developed a high-reliability note template based on the electronic health record (EHR) to document the details of an airway event and support participation in national emergency airway registries. It was designed and implemented using
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