Patient Safety Implications of Electronic Alerts and Alarms of Maternal - Fetal Status During Labor.
Patient Safety Implications of Electronic Alerts and Alarms of Maternal - Fetal Status During Labor.
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DOI：
10.1016/j.nwh.2016.07.004
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发表时间：
2016-08-01
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通讯作者：
Davidson, Leigh Ann
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作者：
Simpson, Kathleen Rice;Lyndon, Audrey;Davidson, Leigh Ann
当护士在分娩期间照顾妇女时，他们会遇到来自电子胎儿监视器及其监视系统的许多警报和警报。通过视觉和听觉提示产生可能在预设限度之外的妇女和胎儿的生理参数值的列表。在美国的电子胎儿监护供应商中，这些警报和报警参数没有标准化，也没有数据支持其灵敏度和特异性。专业组织之间缺乏关于分娩期间常用的警报和警报的生理参数的协议。不清楚劳动护士是否将警报和警报视为有用或讨厌。没有证据表明它们促进或阻碍了患者的安全。这一临床问题值得我们作为劳动护士的关注。
When nurses care for women during labor, they encounter numerous alerts and alarms from electronic fetal monitors and their surveillance systems. Notifications of values of physiologic parameters for a woman and fetus that may be outside preset limits are generated via visual and audible cues. There is no standardization of these alert and alarm parameters among electronic fetal monitoring vendors in the United States, and there are no data supporting their sensitivity and specificity. Agreement among professional organizations about physiologic parameters for alerts and alarms commonly used during labor is lacking. It is unknown if labor nurses view the alerts and alarms as helpful or a nuisance. There is no evidence that they promote or hinder patient safety. This clinical issue warrants our attention as labor nurses.