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Narang S. Use of ventilator bundleto preventventilator associated pneumonia
Method Published reports were reviewed for current evidence on the use of the ventilator bundleto preventventilator - associated pneumonia
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www.ihi.org Google Scholar Shi Z , Xie H , Wang P , Zhang Q , Wu Y , Chen E , Ng L , Worthington HV , Needleman I , Furness S. Oral hygiene care for critically ill patientsto preventventilator - associated pneumonia
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to respiratory failure and deathledto respiratory failure and death
death and serious personal injurycan causedeath and serious personal injury
the excess use of antimicrobial products , increased utilization of healthcare resources and costs , and significant increase in morbidity and mortalityresultsthe excess use of antimicrobial products , increased utilization of healthcare resources and costs , and significant increase in morbidity and mortality
death in 38 % to 50 % of the patients that develop it in the United Statescausesdeath in 38 % to 50 % of the patients that develop it in the United States
to multiple organ failure with acute respiratory distress syndrome requiring prone positioning , acute kidney failure on continuous hemodialysis , and major hemodynamic failure despite high doses of norepinephrineleadingto multiple organ failure with acute respiratory distress syndrome requiring prone positioning , acute kidney failure on continuous hemodialysis , and major hemodynamic failure despite high doses of norepinephrine
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to acute lung injury after traumaleadingto acute lung injury after trauma
by using Hi - Lo evac tubes ... if the patient should have had a sedation vacation and extubated 3 days agois ... preventedby using Hi - Lo evac tubes ... if the patient should have had a sedation vacation and extubated 3 days ago
to significantly increased mortality ratesleadsto significantly increased mortality rates
to longer hospital stays , increased costs , and infection with antibiotic - resistant bacteriacan leadto longer hospital stays , increased costs , and infection with antibiotic - resistant bacteria
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more than 4 million episodes of illness each yearcausesmore than 4 million episodes of illness each year
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patient mortality(passive) caused bypatient mortality
significant mortality ... increases hospital stay by as much as 50 days and leads to substantial extra costscausessignificant mortality ... increases hospital stay by as much as 50 days and leads to substantial extra costs
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