Dear Group,
I have been reading on this list-serve that many of us are looking for a 
protocol for severe ICU patients.  I am in a situation where our intensivist, 
our director of the ED and director of the hospitalist service agree that if a 
septic patient is stable and has a LA > 4, the patients does not have to go to 
the ICU. I am concerned about this and I would like a solid protocol. 
Currently, we reduced our mortality significantly and had only 2 mortalities in 
the last few months in the LA >4  range. I am not sure if they are letting 
their guard down or have a false sense of security. I would anyone who has a 
good solid protocol for this type of admission, please email me. 
Thank you in advance, I will take any advise.
Lisa


Lisa Dumont RN MSN
Sepsis Coordinator-SHG
Saint Luke's Hopsital
101 Page St. New Bedford MA 02740
Phone 508-997-1515 Ext. 5833
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       Can anyone send me recent literature on Sepsis Management with 
Neutropenic patients? I can't seem to find any and my oncology floor has a lot 
of questions that I'm unsure how to answer. Thank you.

Colt F. Shope, RN, BSN
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Date: Wed, 17 Sep 2014 12:23:56 -0400
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Subject: [Sepsis Groups] ED to ICU protocol
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We are developing a protocol for all of our severe sepsis patients with either 
hypotension or lactate >4  to go expeditiously to the ICU for initial 
resuscitation...similar to the way we get acute MIs on their way to the cath 
lab in a hurry.   We are trying to reduce ED length of stay and urgent 
transfers to ICU within several hours of admission to non-ICU units.

Does anyone have a similar protocol that you could share?  or guidelines 
related to sepsis ICU admission criteria?


Thanks,
Sheree

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