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A patient-centered goals to discharge checklist and its effect on discharge times and lengths of stay among post-operative, colorectal oncology patients on an ERAS pathway

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A patient-centered goals to discharge checklist and its effect on discharge times and lengths of stay among post-operative, colorectal oncology patients on an ERAS pathway
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Discharge checklist
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Trocchia Mattessich
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Nicole
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1989-
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Musanti
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Rutgers University
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Purpose: Fast track or Enhanced Recovery after Surgery (ERAS) pathways promote an earlier return to function with shorter lengths of stay (LOS). Inadequate discharge planning can lead to increased numbers of emergency department visits and adverse events. A patient-centered discharge process allows patients to remain involved in their care and verbalize the needs they have prior to going home. For this reason, a “goals-to- discharge checklist” could be implemented early in the post-operative stay to ensure a safe patient discharge. Methodology: This quality improvement project, evaluated discharge times and LOS of colorectal, ERAS patients before and after the implementation of a “goals-to- discharge checklist.” The setting for this project was a large cancer treatment institution in New York City. A convenience sample of 60 men and women undergoing colorectal oncology surgery was used. Patients received a bedside checklist on postoperative day zero or one between August and September 2018. Discharge time and LOS was recorded on patients who completed the intervention. The intervention group’s results were compared to 60 patients following colorectal surgery between August and September 2017. Results: Average discharge time did not show any significant difference between the two groups. However, 40% of patients left before noon compared to only 10% prior to implementation. The intervention group had a mean LOS of 2.66 days compared to the mean LOS of the control group of 3.13 days. This was statistically significant change in LOS (p<0.05). Implications for Practice: The “goals-to-discharge checklist” improved LOS and compliance to an ERAS pathway which ultimately increases bed turnover. Quicker bed turnover improves hospital utilization and possibly patient satisfaction.
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Post-Master's DNP Practice
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Patient discharge instructions
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Rectum -- Cancer
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