Cath Lab: SPRINT Protocol (STEMI Patient Readiness INitiative Team) Questions? Contact Amy Shepard, ashepard@uwhealth.org Checklist •Charge phone •Room ready o Pack, linen & basin on counter o Bed – clean & ready ▪ Sheet ▪ Slide board ▪ Arm boards ▪ Hover ▪ Transducers & fluid hanging - not spiked ▪ 125 ml contrast hanging o Prep kit ▪ Tape ▪ Patches ▪ DuraPrep ▪ Razor o Room ▪ Pole, pump & tubing ▪ Crash cart checked ▪ Suction ▪ Oxygen ▪ IABP ▪ X-ray on & disabled Final Steps •All coronary arteries visualized •Draw labs Evaluation •Were there any delays to providing patient care •What worked well •Was stock sufficient for case •Handoff process/report •Contact STEMI Program Manager or Medical Director of STEMI Program comments/concerns •Call for patient with 1 RN and 1 MD • Role Clarification o Interventionalist – get gloves, set up sterile table, assist with patient prep & manifold. o Interventional Fellow – get gloves, arterial access, set up sterile table & manifold. o Cardiology Fellow – evaluate patient, obtain consent, place cath order & assist with patient prep. o Primary RN (first RN here) – carry charge phone, get patient name, call for patient (record time), receive report, hand off sheath, leads on patient & sedation. o Secondary RN (second RN) – manifold set up, hand off equipment for case, begin charting and collect blood for labs (if not already done). o Technician – check patient in, STEMI data collection sheet, copy patient records, documents time patient called for in log, verify complete study at end of the case. • Evaluation o Encourage written or verbal amongst each other or email/verbal to Amy or Amish o How is the process working, what was done that worked well? o How does the team feel the case went overall? o Professionalism o Kudos o Debrief Effective 8/8/2018. Contact CCKM@uwhealth.org for previous versions. Copyright © 2018 University of Wisconsin Hospitals and Clinics Authority. All Rights Reserved. Printed with Permission. Contact: Lee Vermeulen, CCKM@uwhealth.org Last Revised: 07/2018CCKM@uwhealth.org