Dr Ashok Jadon- are complications under reported?
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Are complications under reported?
Dr Ashok Jadon, MD, DNB, MNAMS, FIPP
Chief Consultant Anaesthesia & Pain Relief Service, Tata Motors Hospital,
Jamshedpur
From darkness to light….
“Primum non nocicerum” — firstly, do no harm
Complications are biggest deterrent to achieve this.
Background…
1. To avoid, 2. To identify and prevent
collateral damage,3. To manage and treat if
occurred.
Three objectives
Hospital employees recognize and report only one out of seven errors,
In some cases, person assumed someone else would report the episode or
It is thought that it was so common that it did not need to be reported, or
“events were isolated incidents unlikely to recur”
cause ; fault in reporting system;
Are Complication under reported?
Over the years, the number of interventional procedures performed & the number of malpractice claims has increased dramatically
Prescribed protocols have not been followed or correct techniques have not been used.. There is no standardized body of knowledge
required for the field.. Individual physicians must police themselves as to
their competency and qualifications for safe practice…
Unfortunately, it appears that often this is not the case..
Why Are complications increasing..
We must classify event unanimously develop a list of “reportable events” We should have “detailed, unambiguous
instructions on the types of events that should be reported”
We must do Protocol based practice◦ Protocol War ◦ Which protocol◦ We have to decide
Suggestions..
Black swan event Pre procedure precautions… Physician attitude towards patients Repeated errors during conduct of
interventional procedures Effects of medical malpractice of
healthcare delivery Fear of reporting
Other issues related to under reporting..
Stellate ganglion Block; convulsion due to vertebral artery injection
Huntoon suggests that, the deep cervical vessels anterior to the transverse process may be involved in causing seizure during SGB.
Modified Technique for Stellate Ganglion Block avoids/minimizes the chance of vascular injury
Standard of Care… help?
un-diagnosed that’s why unreported
◦ Continuous updating & prevention of
complication:
Which group this complication belongs to?
◦ Classifying Complications of Interventional
Procedures
Suggestions…
Complications are increasing
Complications are under reported
How to improve reporting
How to reduce complications
Need for intervention …..??????
Strong Presumption
THANK YOU