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Surgical Critical Care Service Resident Orientation

Mission Statement Improving the quality of care delivered through thoughtful resource management and, when available, evidence based practice.

The Team Right Care Right Now Faculty Nurse Practitioners Fellows (Trauma, SCC, Anesthesia, Pulmonary, EM) Residents (Surgery, Anesthesia, Emergency Medicine, OB/GYN, Ortho, ORL, OSR, N-surg) Critical Care Nurses Respiratory Therapy Clinical Nutritionists Critical Care PharmD. Medical, Nursing, NP students

Surgical Critical Care Faculty Surgery Niels Martin, MD (Co-Medical Director) Steve Allen, MD Benjamin Braslow, MD Dan Holena, MD Patrick Kim, MD Jose Pascual, MD Patrick Reilly, MD C. William Schwab, MD Carrie Sims, MD Brian Smith, MD Anesthesia Benjamin Kohl, MD, FCCM (Co-Medical Director) Maurizio Cereda, MD C. William Hanson III, MD Jiri Horak, MD Meghan Lane-Fall, MD Maureen McCunn MD, FCCM

Surgical Critical Care Nurse Practitioners Tara Collins CRNP Lead Nurse Practitioner Amanda Martin CRNP Alexandra Pendrak CRNP Mike Pisa CRNP Jason Saucier CRNP Corinna Sicoutris, CRNP Denise Zappille CRNP Compliance Admission/Transfers Clinical Communication

Role of the NPs Clinical Service coverage (1 Gr, 1 Au) Transfers out (Navicare, Orders, Medication Reconciliation, Sign Out) Admissions 7am-5pm PACU/VICU 7am-7pm SCC Outreach Procedures SCC Database Multidisciplinary conference 7 day/week coverage

Surgical Critical Care Service: Rhoads 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 24 23 22 21 RRT Arbitration 20 19 18 17 16 15 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

Off-Site ICU Patients Rhoads 2 and Founders 5 ICU = odd = even

SCC Teams Green Team Anesthesia residents (PGY 2-4/CA 1-3) Q 4 call template Gold Team Surgery, EM, OB, subspecialties residents (PGY 1) 0600 to 1800 and 1800 to 0600 shifts (night-float) Weekend night person stays until 10am Shared faculty/fellows/np s Weekends are NOT different ** Early dismissal from the ICU may only be approved by FOW or attending **

CALL SCHEDULE http://www.pennsicu.com All questions, concerns, or requests must be submitted by email to Tina Taylor (Tina.Taylor2@uphs.upenn.edu) Switches MUST be approved by either Drs. Kohl or Martin ** Early dismissal from the ICU may only be approved by FOW or attending **

Schedule Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Pre-round / sign out 6:30 am 6:30 am 6:30 am *Trauma Conf 6:30 am *DOS M&M 6:30 am AM Rounds 8 am 8 am 8 am 8:30 am 8 am (7:00 am for Pulm. conf) Conference/ Lecture 2:30PM GOLD attending 12:00PM Noon lecture 2:30PM GREEN attending Afternoon Rounds PM rounds with fellow 3:30 PM 3:30 PM 3:30 PM 3:30 PM 3:30 PM 10 pm 10 pm 10 pm 10 pm 10 pm **No Conference series on Sat or Sun

Semi-Closed SICU & The Primary Surgical Service Communication Admission, Transfers, Status changes, Order entry Fellow, NP directed Collaborative approach within support of CPGs Reference NPs or Fellows with controversies Attending/Attending communication for discrepancies Attending preferences

Daily Rounds Two SCC teams rounding concurrently AM rounds: Attending driven Resident presentation: Clinical/24 0 Hx and problem list, systems review, plan Orders entered by resident, consults initiated real-time Creation of to do list by team real-time Work Rounds: Review to do list after rounds Additional orders entered by resident Daily plans made/guided by fellow Review to do list after rounds PM rounds: Fellow of the week (FOW) driven RN presentation

Documentation Admission H&P/note (E-Care Manager) Event notes (E-Care Manager as Brief Progress note) Procedure notes (Paper) Communication notes (E-Care Manager as Brief Progress note) Daily List In sunrise. Must be updated daily

Fellow Call Triggers Patient requires intubation Decisions to extubate Change in ventilator mode or increased requirement > 2 L fluid resuscitation Transfusion decisions Persistent hypotension Addition of pressors or escalating doses Oliguria > 2 hours or anuria Addition of antibiotics All orders for hypertonic saline ANYTHING you are concerned about

Evening/Morning Extubations Patients who are known to have a difficult ventilation/intubation OR who are anticipated to have difficult ventilation/intubation ARE NOT TO BE EXTUBATED during the evening/early morning unless the fellow has specifically discussed this with the Critical Care attending

Order Set Management ** ONLY MAY WRITE ORDERS (except immunosuppression) ** SICU Admission order set (Sunrise) SCC as managing service Indicate in Sunrise as SICU Green or Gold as Covering Provider MD-MD / NP-NP report Communication is SCC responsibility Immunosuppression is ordered by TXP

Penn E-lert Remote intensivists available by pressing button in each room 7PM to 7AM Remote intensivist and CCRN coverage of RP5 Video recording of emergent situations

VISICU Admission Note: Patient Description: HPI, PMH, PSH, Family/Social history, Allergies & Home Medications

VISICU Admission Note: Physical Exam

VISICU Admission Note: Diagnosis/Treatments

VISICU Admission Note: Only Attending will bill: Choose NO

VISICU Admission Note: Save with PIN If you need assistance with PIN/Log On: Help Desk 662-7474

Clinical Practice Guidelines Evidence based DVT/PE Prophylaxis Stress Bleeding Prophylaxis Resuscitation in Septic Shock Analgesia & Sedation VAP TBI (w/ Neurosurgery) Nutrition Anemia

www.uphs.upenn. edu/antibiotics

Resident Core Curriculum 2:30 Tues/Thurs Mechanical Ventilation ARDS Acute Kidney Injury Shock/Surviving Sepsis ID/Abx Neurologic Emergencies Nutrition Endocrinopathies of Critical Care

Consent for ICU Care To be obtained by resident for every patient admitted to SICU Covers the majority of typical ICU procedures intubation, central line, a-line, bronch, PAC placement Negates the need for individual procedural consents Each procedure must be discussed with the patient or proxy

Medication Reconciliation JCAHO mandate and HUP policy Must be completed ON ADMISSION to the SICU All home meds / outside hospital meds and dosing are to be listed on a medication reconciliation form NP or resident must note whether medication will be continued, held, or discontinued Signed by person completing admission and reconciliation and placed in chart

Signout Document Updated daily in sunrise by residents Includes: HPI, PMH, Home meds Include dated significant events Culture data to do list Resident, fellow, NP phone numbers

SICU Procedures MUST be certified perform each procedure independently If you aren t certified or don t know if you are you cannot perform procedures independently Consent Time Out Procedure Note

Consult Gift of Life on all Vent-Dependent Patients w/a Non-Recoverable Neurologic Injury/Illness To preserve the organ donation option for patients/families, call 1-800-KIDNEY-1 according to the following criteria: (regardless of age, medical history, current hospital course, hemodynamic status) 1. At the first indication the patient has suffered a non-recoverable neuro injury/illness (pt. begins to lose some neuro reflexes) 2. Prior to the first formal brain death examination 3. Prior to family discussion of DNR or withdrawal of support 4. Patient has suffered: Head Trauma, Anoxia, CVA Call Gift of Life 1-800-KIDNEY-1 (1-800-543-6391) In collaboration with the care team, Gift of Life will initiate the first mention of organ donation (after it has been determined that the patient is a medically suitable candidate for donation).

Unit Based Clinical Leadership UBCL includes RN, CRNP and MD leadership All ICU readmissions and mortalities are reviewed concurrently Learn from issues and identify improvement opportunities Document items present on admission

Hospital associated infections

Patient Satisfaction

FAQs Resident call room- 5 Founders SICU code-4632 Fellows call room in Rhoads 5 SICU Copier outside fellows office (code 2010) Service cell phones Green 215-410-2221 Gold 215-410-2222 Tina Taylor- Admin. Asst. 662-3753

Nurse Leadership George Iyoob RN Nurse Manager, Rhoads 5 215-459-2025 Sebastian Ramagnano RN Assistant Nurse Manager, Rhoads 5 215-301-9371 Juliane Jablonski RN Clinical Nurse Specialist, Rhoads 5 267-357-2629

Critical Care Resources http://www.pennsicu.com http://www.sccm.org http://ricu.sccm.org CPG Binders

Questions?