Brief extracts from the content:
- Outcomes for our eight quality indicators
- Is SIR's data a lack of ICU resource scarcity?
- Nocturnal discharge: life cycle of a quality indicator
- Follow-up after intensive care
- Safe intensive care: the pilot project
- About SIR
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Guidelines
- Main responsible persons of SIR
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Guidelines on registration
- Adverse events and complications
- Basic data - Care
- Burden of care classification NEMS
- Burden of care classification VTS2014
- Deceased during intensive care at ICU - Follow up
- Diagnosis List & Diagnoses
- Guideline for Swedish intensive care
- Influenza registration SIRI
- Measures and Operations
- Medical Emergency Team - MET
- National Quality Indicators
- Post ICU – follow up monitoring
- Reporting of data
- Risk adjustment intensive care
- Sedation scale and sedation objectives
- SOFA
- Treatment strategy - Limiting life support
- Other guidelines
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Quality Indicators
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National quality indicators
- Q1. Guideline for Swedish intensive care
- Q2. Risk-adjusted mortality
- Q3. Isolation of ICU patients with multi-resistant bacteria
- Q4. Transfer to another ICU due to lack of resource
- Q5. Unplanned readmission on the same ICU within 72 hours
- Q6. Attention of possible donors
- Q7. Life support treatment and treatment strategy
- Q8. Use of sedation scale and sedation targets
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National quality indicators
- Research
- Data & results
- Improvements
- Professionals
- Patients & Relatives