RCI, RCDM, Birmingham, UK
RCI, RCDM, Birmingham, UK.
BMJ Mil Health. 2021 Apr;167(2):93-98. doi: 10.1136/jramc-2019-001224. Epub 2020 Feb 27.
This article describes a novel patient care algorithm which provides a Role 1 (R1) medic with a structured approach to delivering prolonged field care (PFC) in a resource-limited environment. PFC is a vital component of the operational patient care pathway providing the continuum of care from completion of a primary survey to the delivery to hospital care. Future operational environments are likely to have more fragile or extended lines of communication, potentially delaying evacuation to hospital care. This delay may lead to increases in patient morbidity and mortality. Effective PFC offers an opportunity to improve patient outcomes and help mitigate against this risk.
An initial prototype model of a PFC care process was developed using existing hospital-based guidance. A series of medical and trauma vignettes and best available evidence were used to refine the algorithm.
The algorithm has been designed be used in conjunction with patient specific clinical guidance making the approach generalisable for all patient groups. For UK military, clinical guidance is provided by clinical guidelines for operations. The algorithm can be downloaded into a convenient format to be used on mobile devices or printed as an aide memoire.
本文描述了一种新颖的患者护理算法,为初级医护人员在资源有限的环境中提供了一种进行长时间现场护理(PFC)的结构化方法。PFC 是运营患者护理路径的重要组成部分,提供了从初步评估完成到医院护理的连续护理。未来的作战环境可能会有更脆弱或更扩展的通信线路,这可能会延迟将患者送往医院治疗。这种延迟可能会导致患者发病率和死亡率的增加。有效的 PFC 提供了改善患者预后的机会,并有助于减轻这种风险。
使用现有的基于医院的指南,开发了一个 PFC 护理过程的初始原型模型。使用一系列医疗和创伤案例以及最佳可用证据来改进该算法。
该算法旨在与特定于患者的临床指南一起使用,从而使该方法适用于所有患者群体。对于英国军队,临床指南由作战临床指南提供。该算法可以下载到方便的格式,以便在移动设备上使用或打印出来作为辅助记忆工具。