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- Fig. 1.
Key drivers for HFNC in the PICU. PICU = pediatric ICU, EMR = electronic medical record, RN = registered nurse, HFNC = high-flow nasal cannula, RT = respiratory therapist.
- Fig. 2.
Riley Hospital HFNC Management Protocol. HFNC = high-flow nasal cannula, RT = respiratory therapist.
- Fig. 3.
Run chart for high-flow nasal cannula management protocol adherence. Horizontal line denotes median, dashed horizontal line shows goal. RT = respiratory therapist.
- Fig. 4.
X-bar control charts for average HFNC duration (A), average PICU length of stay (B), and average hospital length of stay (C). HFNC = high-flow nasal cannula, PICU = pediatric ICU. Solid lines denote center lines, dashed lines show upper and lower control limits. Red points indicate special-cause variation. Note the desired direction for each panel is downwards. 1. First team meeting to establish the protocol (July 2016); 2. Development of Riley Hospital Respiratory Score (October 2016); 3. Finish EMR protocol integration (August 2017); 4. Finish respiratory therapist education and protocol launch (October 2017); 5. Respiratory therapist re-education (May 2018).
- Fig. 5.
A: Respiratory therapists’ (RTs) opinion of their involvement in HFNC management decisions in PICU. B: RTs’ opinion on how quickly the team weaned HFNC. C: RTs’ perception of barriers to weaning HFNC efficiently. HFNC = high-flow nasal cannula, PICU = pediatric ICU.
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