Recommendation |
Time frame for implementation: 1 to 3years or >3 years |
Expected effect on costs |
Limitations for implementation |
Barriers to implementation1 |
Actions needed for implementation2 |
Parties responsible for actions3 |
Other remarks |
Consider the following treatment options for contrast extravasation:
|
1 to 3 years |
None |
Lack of knowledge of guideline |
Lack of knowledge of guideline |
Dissemination of guideline |
NVvR |
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Record contrast extravasation and treatment in the patient record (volume, CM concentration, area, clinical findings). |
1-3 years |
None |
Lack of knowledge of guideline |
Lack of knowledge of guideline |
Dissemination of guideline |
NVvR |
|
Give the patient clear instructions when to seek additional medical care:
|
1-3 years |
None |
Lack of knowledge of guideline |
Lack of knowledge of guideline |
Dissemination of guideline |
NVvR |
|
For severe extravasation injury:
|
1-3 years |
None |
Lack of knowledge of guideline |
Lack of knowledge of guideline |
Dissemination of guideline |
NVvR |
|
1 Barriers can be found at multiple levels. They can exist at the level of the consultant, the hospital organisation, and the health care system.
2 Actions needed for implementation, but also actions to promote implementation. Think about checks during quality visits, guideline publication, information of hospital management, et cetera.
3 Who is responsible for implementation of recommendations will largely be determined by the level where the barriers are expected to be.