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CIRUGIA SEGURA
Jorge Rubio Elorza
Vocal académico SADEA
INTRODUCCIÓNINTRODUCCIÓN
• 234 millones cirugías/año
✔Muertes : 0,4-0,8% 1
millón
✔Complicaciones: 3 – 16%
7 millones dishabilidades
INTRODUCCIÓNINTRODUCCIÓN
• Estrategía OMS: CIRUGÍA SEGURA SALVA VIDAS
✔ Disminuir el número de MUERTES
QUIRÚRGICAS en el mundo
✔ Fortalecer las medidas de SEGURIDAD
✔ Implementar TÉCNICAS ANESTÉSICAS SEGURAS
✔ Evitar la INFECCIÓN QUIRÚRGICA
✔ Optimizar la COMUNICACIÓN en el equipo
quirúrgico
OBJETIVOS ESENCIALESOBJETIVOS ESENCIALES
• Realizar el Paciente y la cirugía CORRECTOS
• Prevenir los RIESGOS ANESTÉSICOS y evitar el
DOLOR
• Prevenir y manejar los RIESGOS DE VÍA AÉREA:
Difícil – Aspiración
• Reconocer y preparar el manejo de SANGRADO
MAYOR
• Evitar REACCIONES ALERGÍCAS y EFECTOS
FARMACOLÓGICOS ADVERSOS
OBJETIVOS ESENCIALESOBJETIVOS ESENCIALES• Minimizar riesgo de INFECCIÓN DE HERIDA
QUIRÚRGICA
• Prevenir la RETENCIÓN inadvertida de GASAS –
INSTRUMENTOS
• Identificar adecuadamente TODAS LAS MUESTRAS
DE PATOLOGÍA
• Comunicación adecuada para realizar una
CIRUGÍA SEGURA
• Establecer y difundir por las INSTITUCIONES y
EL SISTEMA DE SALUD INDICADORES DE
GESTIÓN
LISTA DE CHEQUEOLISTA DE CHEQUEO
LISTA DE CHEQUEOLISTA DE CHEQUEO
• CIRUGÍA SEGURA Prioritaria ESTRATEGIA – LIDERES y EQUIPO QUIRÚRGICO
✔ ADAPTABLE – NO REGULATORIO
✔ SIMPLE - BREVE
✔ FLUJO LABORAL NORMAL
✔ CREAR CULTURA PRACTICAS SEGURAS
RUTINARIAS
✔ SEGUIMIENTO – CUMPLIMIENTO – ADHERENCIA
minimizan RIESGOS COMUNES Y EVITABLES.
FASE DE ENTRADA
PRE-INDUCCIÓN ANESTÉSICA – SEGURIDAD DEL
PROCEDIMIENTO ANESTESIA - ENFERMERIA
✔ PACIENTE
Identificación – Sitio – Procedimiento -
Consentimiento
✔ SITIO
Marcación – No aplicable
✔ CHEQUEO DE ANESTESIA ABCDEes
Equipos – Medicaciones – Riesgos del paciente
FASE DE ENTRADA
✔ PULSO-OXÍMETRO
Disponibilidad – Visible – Alarmas audibles
✔ ALERGIAS
Alergeno reconocido – Confirmar o informar
✔ VÍA AÉREA
Difícil: Técnica – Equipo VAD disponible – 2º persona
Aspiración: RGE – estomago lleno
FASE DE ENTRADA
✔ SANGRADO
> 500 mls – Niños > 7 mls/kgr
Cirugía – Anestesiología
2 venas periféricas grandes
Líquidos – Sangre DISPONIBLES
• INDUCCIÓN ANESTÉSICA
FASE DE PAUSA
PRE-INCISIÓN QUIRÚRGICA – CONFIRMACIÓN
TODO EL EQUIPO QUIRÚRGICO
✔ INTEGRANTES
Identificación – Función – Capacidades
✔ PACIENTE Verbal
Nombre – Procedimiento – Sitio - Posición
✔ EVENTOS CRÍTICOS
Peligros críticos – Plan Quirúrgico
FASE DE PAUSAFASE DE PAUSA
✔ CIRUGIA
Pasos Modificados – Duración – SangradoSangrado severo – Lesiones – Morbilidad mayor
✔ ANESTESIA
Ptos sanguineos – Características - Comorbilidades
✔ ENFERMERIA
Esterilización OK – Problemas de equipo
FASE DE PAUSA
✔ PROFILAXIS ANTIBIÓTICA
< 60 minutos – Aplicación vs RedosificarProcedimientos NO aplicable
✔ IMAGENES
Perioperatorias
Necesarias pero NO disponible
No aplicable
• INCISIÓN QUIRÚRGICA
FASE DE SALIDA
PRE-SALIDA DEL QX – INFORMAR AL PERSONAL DE LA
UCPA
✔ PROCEDIMIENTO REALIZADO
✔ CONTEO DE INSTRUMENTAL, GASAS Y AGUJAS
Curaciones – Basura – Herida - imagenes
✔ MUESTRA DE PATOLOGÍA
Paciente – Nombre – Descripción - Marcas
FASE DE SALIDA
✔ INSTRUMENTOS - EQUIPOS
✔ UCPA TODO EL EQUIPO QUIRÚRGICO
Plan de manejo – Eventos de riesgo específicos
en recuperación
• INFORMACIÓN APROPIADA A TODO EL EQUIPO
• HISTORIA CLÍNICA
• EVALUACIÓN DE CALIDAD DEL SERVICIO
London, UK EURO EMRO
WPRO I
SEARO
AFRO
PAHO I
Amman, JordanToronto, Canada
New Delhi, India
Manila, Philippines
Ifakara, Tanzania
WPRO II
Auckland, NZ
PAHO II
Seattle, USA
The Checklist was piloted in 8 cities…
VENTAJAS
• Adaptable a las necesidades específicas
• Implementación incremental?• Soportado por evidencia científica• Evaluado en diferentes condiciones• Asegura adherencia a prácticas
seguras• Mínimo consumo de recursos
POR QUE?POR QUE?
• SALVAVIDASSALVAVIDAS• Previene COMPLICACIONESCOMPLICACIONES• Disminuye COSTOSCOSTOS médicos por el
error• Participación institucional la red de
SOPORTESOPORTE internacional de LA LISTA DE LA LISTA DE CHEQUEOCHEQUEO
• Reconocimiento institucional como LIDERLIDER en SEGURIDAD DEL PACIENTESEGURIDAD DEL PACIENTE
BIBLIOGRAFIARealizar el Paciente y la cirugía CORRECTOS
• American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgery. "AAOS Advisory Statement on Wrong-Site Surgery." Retrieved 25 January, 2008, from http://www.aaos.org/about/papers/advistmt/1015.asp.
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BIBLIOGRAFIARealizar el Paciente y la cirugía CORRECTOS
• Joint Commission. "Universal Protocol for Preventing Wrong Site, Wrong Procedure, Wrong Person Surgery." Retrieved 15 February, 2007, from http://www.jointcommission.org/PatientSafety/UniversalProtocol/.
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Aspiración
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Aspiración
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BIBLIOGRAFIAEvitar REACCIONES ALERGÍCAS y EFECTOS
FARMACOLÓGICOS ADVERSOS
• Baker, G. R., P. G. Norton, et al. (2004). "The Canadian Adverse Events Study: the incidence of adverse events among hospital patients in Canada." CMAJ Canadian Medical Association Journal 170(11): 1678-86.
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BIBLIOGRAFIAMinimizar riesgo de INFECCIÓN DE HERIDA
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QUIRÚRGICA
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BIBLIOGRAFIA
Minimizar riesgo de INFECCIÓN DE HERIDA QUIRÚRGICA
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BIBLIOGRAFIAPrevenir la RETENCIÓN inadvertida de GASAS –
INSTRUMENTOS
• American College of Surgeons. "American College of Surgeons: Statement on the Prevention of Retained Foreign Bodies after Surgery." Retrieved 5 February, 2008, from http://www.facs.org/fellows_info/statements/st-51.html.
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BIBLIOGRAFIAIdentificar adecuadamente TODAS LAS MUESTRAS DE
PATOLOGÍA
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BIBLIOGRAFIAComunicación adecuada para realizar una CIRUGÍA
SEGURA
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BIBLIOGRAFIAComunicación adecuada para realizar una
CIRUGÍA SEGURA
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CIRUGÍA SEGURA
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CIRUGÍA SEGURA
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SISTEMA DE SALUD INDICADORES DE GESTIÓN
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