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  • ERAS vs Non-ERAS: A Hospital Performance Metrics Comparsion in Patients Undergoing Spinal Fusion by Richard W. Easton, Gregory Smith, Matthew Lipphardt, Nai-Wei Chen, Pestano Cecile, Hermeli Mateo, Austin Ahlgren, Brady Vibert, Andrew Sagante, and Susan Vander Beek

    ERAS vs Non-ERAS: A Hospital Performance Metrics Comparsion in Patients Undergoing Spinal Fusion

    Richard W. Easton, Gregory Smith, Matthew Lipphardt, Nai-Wei Chen, Pestano Cecile, Hermeli Mateo, Austin Ahlgren, Brady Vibert, Andrew Sagante, and Susan Vander Beek

    Publication Date: 5-2022

    Hospital metrics are measures used to evaluate surgical quality. The goal is to improve standards of care (SOC). Hospital performance is made publicly available and has reimbursement ramifications.

  • Creating WOC Interventions in Response to Age Related Barriers to Ostomy Independence and Self-care by Ruth Ann Pendergrast, Maureen Rosette, Karen Genter, and Susan Veltigian

    Creating WOC Interventions in Response to Age Related Barriers to Ostomy Independence and Self-care

    Ruth Ann Pendergrast, Maureen Rosette, Karen Genter, and Susan Veltigian

    Publication Date: 6-2022

    The world’s aging population has many issues that the health care community needs to address. There are many predictors of these age-related challenges. Providing a pathway for senior ostomates to maintain ostomy self-care and independence is a desirable goal. Issues like declining recall, vision, mobility and dexterity, neuropathy and dementia are age related changes that may affect ostomy self-care. WOC nurses care for ostomy patients throughout the lifespan and in multiple care settings. Interventions are well known, taught, and tested in the core curriculum and board exams. By investigating the lived experience of our aging ostomates in the community, perhaps there are other WOC interventions that can be developed and standardized to aid in ostomy independence in this patient population. With the disturbing trend of patients with ostomies being banned from long term care settings (assisted living, group homes, etc.) WOC interventions that improve ostomy self-care and independence can be developed and standardized

  • Evaluation of TrenGuard Patient Positioning System by Joshua Volin, Patrick Herndon, Michelle Jankowski, Deborah Hasenau, and Jason Hafron

    Evaluation of TrenGuard Patient Positioning System

    Joshua Volin, Patrick Herndon, Michelle Jankowski, Deborah Hasenau, and Jason Hafron

    Publication Date: 5-2-2022

    INTRODUCTION
    The TrenGuard™ patient positioning device is a comprehensive patient restraint system for patient positioning when in Trendelenburg position during robotic surgery. This study aims to compare patient migration with the TrenGuard™ patient restraint system (TGPRS) to traditional patient restraint with surgical tape and egg crate foam bolsters (STECFB).

 
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