Proven infection control processes are not always followed when inserting central line catheters.

1
Proven infection control processes are not always
followed when inserting central line catheters.

• Issues with central line infection we would like
  to address
• Bundling systems (pros and cons)
• Outlier situations (out of the ordinary
  applications)
• ICU vs. OR

2
Problem 1 Nurses are not always responding to
critical alarms. A key aspect is that there are
an excessively high percentage of false alarms.
Problem 2 There is a lack of information from
alarms, no distinction of what it is for or how
critical the alarm may be

• Issues we would like to address
• Customs settings (vs. protocol, ease of change)
• Maintenance/Servicing
• Tones designed to distract
• (how does air traffic do alarms)