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DoingOurBest:
CreatingaCultureofQualityinEndoscopy
AndrewE.Katz,M.D.LutheranHealthPhysicians
WhereWeAre
75millionEndoscopiesinUSAin201751.5millionGIEndoscopies
WhereAreWe?
AnnIntMed2005;142:756-764
WhyAreWeHere?• Endoscopyisthoughttobesafe
• Howsafe?Studiesinlargeseriesshow:
– SeriousEvents1in200to1in10,000– Mortalitynoneto1in2000
– ClinicalOutcomesDatabasefrom140,000EGDs:
• CardiopulmonaryEvents1in170
• Mortality1in10,000
– Buttherearelimitationsonthecurrentstudies
LimitationsoftheMetrics?
• Variabilityindatacollection– SomeReportminorincidentssuchastransienthypoxemia
– SomeReportonlyincidentspreventingcompletionofthe
procedure
• SelfReportedData
• NoStandardData
• ImmediatePeri-ProcedureOnly
WhatCanGoWrong?
• CardiopulmonaryEvents
– 60%0fadverseEvents
– RiskFactors• ASA3orhigher
• Age>80
• PreexistingCardiopulmonaryDisease
WhatCanGoWrong?
• CardiopulmonaryEvents:
– ProcedureRelatedRiskFactors
– Difficultyintubatingesophagus
– Prolongedprocedure
– PronePatient
WhatCanGoWrong?• CardiopulmonaryEventsReported:
– MinorO2DesaturationorDecreaseinHeartRate
– Aspiration
– RespiratoryArrest
– MI,Stroke,Shock
WhatCanGoWrong?EGD
• Bleeding
– MalloryWeissTearw/EGD<0.5%
– NominimumSafeLevelofPlateletesestablished
butrecommendatleast20,000fordiagnostic
EGDand50,000forbiopsies.
WhatCanGoWrongEGD
• Perforation– 1in2500to1in11,000
– IncreasedRiskEsophagealStricture,
EosinophillicEsophagitis,Zenker’sDiverticulum,
DuodenalDiverticulum,Cancer
– MortalityRate2-36%
– NeedtoIdentifyEarly
WhatCanGoWrong?EGD
• Infections– ProcedureRelated
• TransientBateremiaupto8%
• Endocarditisrisksolownotabletobemeasured
• AntibioticProphylaxonlyfor– VaricealInjection– PEG
– Scope/InstrumentProcessing
WhatCanGoWrong?Colon
• Cardiopulmonarymostcommonintraprocedure
– 0.9%overall,2/3ofallcomplictions
• Transienthypoxemia230/100,000
• ProlongedHypoxemia0.78/100,000
• Hypotension480/100,000
ClinicalOutcomesResearchInitiative(CORI)2008
WhatCanGoWrong?Colon• 30DayPostProcedure
– MedicarePtsCVHospitalizations(MI,Angina,arrhythmia,CHF)
• 1030/100,000PostColonoscopy• 885/100,000Controls
– ProspectiveCORI30dayrisk1.4per1,000Colonoscopies
• Angina
• MI
• Stroke• TIA/RIND
ClinicalOutcomesResearchInitiative(CORI)2008
WhatCanGoWrong?Colon
• MinimizeRisksinHighRisk
– ASA3-5,Age>80,Comorbidities
• Anesthesia/Cardiology/PulmE&M
• DelayElectiveProceduresuntilEvaluated
• ContinueAntiplateletAgentsPeri-procedure
WhatCanGoWrong?Colon
• Perforation
– ColonoscopeItself
– BarotraumafromInsufflation
– TherapeuticManuvers
WhatCanGoWrong?Colon
• Perforation
– PostProcedureAbdominalPainandDistension
– CXR/KUB/Upright
– CTmoresensitive
– IfpatienthassxandPlainfilmsnegative,getCT.
WhatCanGoWrong?Colon
• Perforation
– 0.3%orless
• 277,434MedicaidPts8.2/10,000vs0.3/10,000matched
controls
• >50,000MedicarePatients5-7/10,000
– NodifferencebetweenPolypectomyorDiagnostic
WhatCanGoWrong?Colon
• Bleedingearlyorlate– 2.1-3.7/1000forscreeningordiagnosticalone
– 8.7/1000withpolypectomy
– NoassociationbetweenASA/NSAIDusealoneand
bleeding
– IncreasedRiskwithASA/NSAIDandPlavixbutneither
alone
WhatCanGoWrong?Colon
• Infection
– TransientBacteremia4%
– InfectionRare
– PreprocedureAbxnotindicated
• PostpolypectomySyndrome
– ElectrocoagulationInjurywithoutperforation
• Death(AllCauses)
– 2010review128Deaths/within30daysin371,099Colonoscopies(0.03%)
• GasExplosion
WhatCanGoWrong?
• SpecificProcedures– PEG
• 4.9-10.3%
– MinorandSerious
• Seriousevents1.5%-9.4%
• Aspiration,Bleeding,Ileus,Infection,Damagetounderlyng
organs,NecrotizingFasciitis,Death
• PEGMortality0.53%
• 30dayOtherCauseofDeath14.7%
WhatCanGoWrong?
• SpecificProcedures
– ForeignBodyRemoval(ScopevsFB)
• Laceration<2%
• Bleeding<1%
• Perforation<0.8%
WhatCanGoWrong?
• SpecificProcedures:Dilation0.1%-0.4%
– Perforation
– Bleeding
– Aspiration
– Bacteremia
EndoscopyisfundamentallySafeBut
AreWeDoingOurBestForOurPatients?
QualityImprovementinHealthcare
• LessonslearnedinAviation,Automotive,and
NuclearPowerIndustries
• EvidenceBasedChangesinPractice
– Goal:ProvideHighestQualityCare
• Notignoringcostsandaccessibilityofcare
ToErrisHuman:BuildingaSaferHealthcare
SystemTheInstituteofMedicine
• November,1999
ToErrisHuman:IOM1999
• 44,000->98,000deathsperyearinHospitalsfrompreventablemedicalerrors
• Top10CausesofDeathinUSA
• Costoferrors:$17-$29billionperyear:increasedcare,lostincome,losthousehold
productivity
SystemErrorsnotHumanErrors
• Humanshavelimitations
– Multitasking
– Concentration
– ProlongedAttention
SystemsFailure
EachSourceofErrorisasliceofSwisscheese
SystemsErrors->SystemsResponse
• IndividualsDoMakeMistakes
– ActiveFailures
– HittingaholeintheSwissCheese
• MostErrorsaretheresultofSystemsFailures
– RobustSystemsErrorPreventionpreventsmost
activeerrorsandotherproblemsfromcausingharm
Errors
• Diagnostic
– Error/DelayinDx
– Failuretoemployindicatedtests
– UseofOutmodedtest/therapy
– Failuretorespondtoresults
Errors
• Treatment
– Errorinperformance/administration
– Errorindose/method
– AvoidableDelay
– InappropriateCare
Errors
• Prevention– FailuretoProvideProphylacticTreatment
– Inadequatemonitoringorfollow-uptreatment
• Other
– Failureofcommunication
– EquipmentFailure
– OtherSystemFailure(s)
IoM:CrossingtheQualityChasm
• 6DimensionsofHealthCare
– Safety
– Efficacy
– Patient-CenteredCare
– Timeliness
– Efficiency
– Equality
TQM:TotalQualityManagement
• BeganinJapaneseManufacturing
• USNavyAdopted
TQM:TotalQualityManagement
• Standardization
– Training
– Equipment
– Processes
TQM:TotalQualityManagement
• 1950sW.EdwardDemingPDCAcycle
– Plan(toimprovetheprocess)
– Do(whatyouplan)
– Check(Monitorwhatwasdone)
– Act(Actionplaninresponsetooutcome)
TQM:TotalQualityManagement
• QualityAssuranceisaContinuousProcessnot
astaticgoal
TQM:TotalQualityManagement
• DonaldBerwick,M.D.
– Pediatrician
– AppliedTQMPilotStudy21Hospitals
• MajorImprovementsinOutcomesinHealthcare
ApplyingthesePrinciples
• BasisofTQM/6SigmainHealthcare
QAinHealthcare
• Outcomesin3levels
– StructuralLevel
– ProcessLevel
– ClinicalOutcome
Level1:StructuralIssues
• PhysicalCharacteristics– Buildings/Environment
– Equipment
• StaffCharacteristics– Training
– SkillsMix
– TeamCulture
Level2:ProcessesofCare
• InteractionBETWEENProvidersandPatients
– InterpersonalInteraction“BedsideManner”
– ActualProvidedService/Procedure
Level3:ClinicalOutcomes
• PatientHealthStatus
• PatientSatisfaction
Note:VariationsinClinicalOutcomesdonot
alwaysmeandifferentQualityofDeliveredCare
4ReasonsforVariabilityinMeasuredQuality
• DifferencesinSocio-Demographics,Severity
ofDisease,Co-Morbidities
• MeasurementDifferences
• RandomVariation
• RealVariationinQuality
AssuringQualityinGastrointestinalEndoscopy
• CredentialingandPrivileging
– MD
– Nursing
– Techs
– Others
AssuringQualityinGastrointestinalEndoscopy
• DetermineCompetency
– ThresholdNumbersofProcedures
– Observationofcases
• RenewalofPrivileges
– PerformanceMeasures
– CME
– ParticipationinQualityImprovementProjects
– Observationofcases
AssuringQualityinGastrointestinalEndoscopy
• QualityandassuranceandImprovement
– Whatshouldbemeasures,howoften,howlong
– Benchmarksshouldbeset,compliancemeasured
– Feedbackgivenforbenchmarksmadeandmissed
– PolicyforRepeatedFailuretomeetminimalstandardsneedstobeset
• SentinelEvents
– Deviationfromoptimalcare
– Complicationsfromprocedure
WhyDoThis
• MoreEndoscopicProcedures
• MoreComplexPatients
• Sicker/OlderPatients
• PatientsandPayers
WhatCanWeDo?
• ImprovingQualityandSafetyinthe
EndoscopyUnit
• ASGEEndoscopyUnitRecognitionProgram
(EURP)
WhatDoesEURPDo?
• StandardBenchmarks
• UniformStandards
• ComparisonGroup
• Feedback
EURP
• PreProcedureAssessmentofProceduralRisks
– ASAorMallampatiscore
• BowelPrepQualityAssessment
• CecalIntubation/AverageWithdrawlTime
• AdenomaDetectionRate
• AdverseEventTracking• PatientSatisfaction
EURP:TimeOut/SafeProcedureReview
• ABarriertoErrorsintheEndoLab
– CorrectPatient
– CorrectProcedureandindications• CorrectStaffingandEquipment
• Identification/preventioncomplications,errorsand
delaysduringtheprocedure
BostonBowelPrepScaleBBPS
• WithdrawalPhaseofColonoscopy
– Washing,Suctioningcompleted
• All3SegmentsEvaluated
– CecumandRightColon
– TransverseColonincludingHepaticandSplenicFlexures
– LeftColonincludingDescending,Sigmoid,andRectum
BostonBowelPrepScaleBBPS
• EachSegmentScored0-3scale
– 0
• Unabletobeseen
– 1
• Portionofmucosaseen,butsomenotvisualizedsecondarytostaining,opaqueliquid,orsolidstool
– 2
• Mucosawellseenbutminoramountorresidualstaining,smallamountsofresidualopaqueliquidorsolidstool
– 3
• EntireSegmentseenwithoutresidualopaqueliquid,solidstool,orstaining
• Scored0-9withadditionof3segmenttotals
• IfPostSurgicalColonSegmentisrecordedas“NA”andscorereportedassum*
• IfTechnicalIssues/PatientInstabilityprecludesevaluationrecordas“NA”
• IfProcedurehaltedsecondarytoinadequitedistalprep,recordallproximalsegmentsas“0”
BostonBowelPrepScaleBBPS
KimE,ParkY,KimY,ParkW,KwonS,ParkK,etal.AKoreanexperienceoftheuseofBostonbowelpreparationscale:Avalidandreliableinstrumentforcolonoscopy-orientedresearch.SaudiJGastroenterol2014;20:219-24.
BostonBowelPrepScaleBBPS
• ImprovesClinicalOutcomes
– LimitsVariabilityAssessingBowelPrepbetween
Providers
– DistinguishesDegreeofPrepAdequacy
– AccountsfordifferencesinDifferentColonic
Sections
BostonBowelPrepScaleBBPS
• TotalBBPSCorrelateswith
– PolypDetectionRates
– InsertionandWithdrawalTimes
– NeedforEarlyProcedureRecall
BostonBowelPrepScaleBBPS
EURPRequirements
• Atleast50%ofEndoscopistsbeASGEmembers.DiscountedFeesfor
100%
• AtLeast1Physicianand1NurseManagercompleteASGEQualityCourse
• AttestationforSpecificUnitPolicies
– EndoscopicPrivilegeGuidelines– EndoscopeProcessingGuidelines
– Preventionoftransmissionofinfectiousagents
– EndoscopyStaffCompetenciesinendoscopereprocessionandsterile
medicationadministration
EURP
• FormalApplicationProcess:
– 1yearofdataforaboveQualityMetrics
– AnySuboptimalPerformanceIdentifiedhasan
improvementplaninplace
– CompletionandSubmissionofaprevious
ImprovementProject
Hillel’sThreeQuestionsforEndoscopy
• 1)IfIamnotforme,whowill?
– Answer:Weareateam
• 2)IfIamonlyformyself,whatamI?
– Answer:Youshouldnotbe.YourTeamneedsto
worktogethertoachieveexcellentpatientcare
• 3)Ifnotnow,when?
– Answer:Notimelikethepresent!