Hospital Harm -- Opioid-Related Adverse Events

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    • Type: None
    • Resolution: Unresolved
    • Priority: Moderate
    • Component/s: Measure
    • Antoinette Nelson
    • 4073572146
    • Adventist Health System
    • Hospital Harm - Opioid Related Adverse Events

      Adventist Health System
      Office of Clinical Effectiveness
      Hospital Harm – Opioid-Related Adverse Events

      This measure has high sensitivity and high specificity and we support development of this measure with suggested items to improve harm identification.
      For naloxone administered > 24 hours after admission, consider requiring documentation of opioid administration prior to naloxone. This will increase the measure accuracy to capture opioid-related harms requiring naloxone as naloxone may also be administered for reasons such as unresponsiveness in the absence of an opioid.
      Consider capturing additional opioid-related harms for the same patient by establishing a time interval during which another administration of Naloxone would not re-fire for the same event. If the Nalaxone is administered again and is associated with a new dose or new narcotic, it should be captured as a separate harm.

            Assignee:
            William Mulhern (Inactive)
            Reporter:
            Antoinette Nelson, RN MSHSA (Inactive)
            Archiver:
            Arslan Iqbal
            Antoinette Nelson, RN MSHSA (Inactive)

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