Assessment of emergency trolley drugs in a children’s hospital. Before and after study on an educational intervention

Achával, María I Fernández; Mammi, Luis F; Cabarcos, Nicolás Fortini; Guiñazú, Gonzalo; Robledo, Cecilia A Mercedes; Dvorkin, Julia; Monteverde, Ezequiel; Pascual, Carolina; Costa, Christian Elías; Vainstein, Eduardo

doi:10.5546/aap.2020.eng.234

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“…Among the articles in the other category, the most-recurring topics are the analysis of the costs associated with the implementation of an autonomous vehicle solution [12], staff training to enable health workers to make the best use of the new devices [13], and the implementation of optimization algorithms for drones aimed at reducing travel time or maximizing battery life [14,15].…”

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Autonomous Vehicles for Healthcare Applications: A Review on Mobile Robotic Systems and Drones in Hospital and Clinical Environments

Marmaglio,

Consolati,

Amici

et al. 2023

Electronics

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The development of autonomous vehicles, both ground and airborne, for hospitals and clinical settings is an extremely interesting topic that has developed rapidly in recent years. Given their significant potential to improve operational efficiency and safety protocols, these devices are gradually gaining an important place in the healthcare industry. This is true for both in-hospital and out-of-hospital functions. The integration of autonomous vehicles into these environments will greatly increase operational efficiency and enrich the experience for both medical staff and patients. This document provides an updated and comprehensive overview of the current state-of-the-art in the development of autonomous vehicles for the healthcare sector. Particular emphasis is placed on design, functionality, and level of autonomy. The review is organized on two levels: a prospective review highlights the main trends in the design and application of autonomous vehicles, and an analytical review performs an in-depth analysis of the main aspects of the technical solutions developed and implemented in the scientific research reviewed. The results are presented in a schematic approach.

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Marmaglio,

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Electronics

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“…Research by Achaval et al (2020) found a 62.6% vacancy in the emergency trolley before the intervention. Inadequate results were still visible until day 30 of intervention ' (6). From another study by Candradewi et al (2020), the use of emergency trolleys was not only in emergency cases, as much as 70.64% in non-emergency cases, and 9.97% of the uses could not be identified (7).…”

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Stock Procurement and Documentation as Emergency Trolley Content Discrepancy Factors in Emergency Installation (Study on a Private General Hospital in Malang Regency)

Yoga Sedana,

Listuhayu,

Setijowati

2022

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One of the common problems in managing emergency logistics is the emergency trolley that conflicts with the standard operating procedures. It causes a mismatch of the emergency trolley contents. In fact, the availability of unstandardized emergency trolleys will impact the quality of emergency services in the emergency department. The emergency medicine shortage and emergency trolley content discrepancy also occurred several times in the ER. This study was conducted to analyze the determinant factor of content discrepancy in the emergency trolley in the emergency room of a private hospital in Malang Regency. The research method used was descriptive quantitative. The methods of identifying the root of the problem were carried out through field observations, literature studies, brainstorming, and Focus Group Discussions (FGD). Statistical tests were done using Bartlett's test of sphericity and Kaiser-Mayer Olkin (KMO) with a value higher or equivalent to 0.5. The study results formed two determinants of content discrepancies in the emergency trolley in the ER. The stock procurement factor is able to explain the problem by 48.02%, and the process documentation factor is able to explain the problem by 17.63%.

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Assessment of emergency trolley drugs in a children’s hospital. Before and after study on an educational intervention

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Autonomous Vehicles for Healthcare Applications: A Review on Mobile Robotic Systems and Drones in Hospital and Clinical Environments

Autonomous Vehicles for Healthcare Applications: A Review on Mobile Robotic Systems and Drones in Hospital and Clinical Environments

Stock Procurement and Documentation as Emergency Trolley Content Discrepancy Factors in Emergency Installation (Study on a Private General Hospital in Malang Regency)

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