儿科重症监护中复杂决策质量的贡献因素

Multidisciplinary complex decision-making (CDM) has become a ubiquitous component of paediatric intensive care practice. Some complex decisions-including determining goals of care or initiating life-long technology dependence-can benefit from structured approaches to decision-making. To optimise implementation of a previously published CDM tool, we undertook a quality improvement project aiming to identify key process and contextual contributors to effective CDM from the perspectives of the non-intensive care unit clinicians. A two-stage, institutionally registered quality improvement project