Fully Automated Surveillance of Healthcare-Associated Infections with MONI-ICU A Breakthrough in Clinical Infection Surveillance

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作者
Blacky, A. [1 ,2 ]
Mandl, H. [3 ]
Adlassnig, K-P [3 ,4 ]
Koller, W. [1 ,2 ]
机构
[1] Med Univ Vienna, Clin Inst Hosp Hyg, A-1090 Vienna, Austria
[2] Vienna Gen Hosp, Vienna, Austria
[3] Medexter Healthcare GmbH, Vienna, Austria
[4] Med Univ Vienna, Ctr Med Stat Informat & Intelligent Syst, Sect Med Expert & Knowledge Based Syst, A-1090 Vienna, Austria
来源
APPLIED CLINICAL INFORMATICS | 2011年 / 2卷 / 03期
关键词
Fully automated surveillance; healthcare-associated infections; intensive care unit; MONI-ICU; accuracy; time expenditure;
D O I
10.4338/ACI-2011-03-RA-0022
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R-058 [];
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摘要
Objective: Expert surveillance of healthcare-associated infections (HCAIs) is a key parameter for good clinical practice, especially in intensive care medicine. Assessment of clinical entities such as HCAIs is a time-consuming task for highly trained experts. Such are neither available nor affordable in sufficient numbers for continuous surveillance services. Intelligent information technology (IT) tools are in urgent demand. Methods: MONI-ICU (monitoring of nosocomial infections in intensive care units (ICUs)) has been developed methodologically and practically in a stepwise manner and is a reliable surveillance IT tool for clinical experts. It uses information from the patient data management systems in the ICUs, the laboratory information system, and the administrative hospital information system of the Vienna General Hospital as well as medical expert knowledge on infection criteria applied in a multilevel approach which includes fuzzy logic rules. Results: We describe the use of this system in clinical routine and compare the results generated automatically by MONI-ICU with those generated in parallel by trained surveillance staff using patient chart reviews and other available information ("gold standard"). A total of 99 ICU patient admissions representing 1007 patient days were analyzed. MONI-ICU identified correctly the presence of an HCAI condition in 28/31 cases (sensitivity, 90.3%) and their absence in 68/68 of the non-HCAI cases (specificity, 100%), the latter meaning that MONI-ICU produced no "false alarms". The 3 missed cases were due to correctable technical errors. The time taken for conventional surveillance at the 52 ward visits was 82.5 hours. MONI-ICU analysis of the same patient cases, including careful review of the generated results, required only 12.5 hours (15.2%). Conclusion: Provided structured and sufficient information on clinical findings is online available, MONI-ICU provides an almost real-time view of clinical indicators for HCAI - at the cost of almost no additional time on the part of surveillance staff or clinicians.
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