Antithrombotic Guidelines 與 ASRA Timeout 使用情況與統計

Derived from research published by the American Society of Interventional Pain Physicians © (ASIPP), the Antithrombotic Guidelines app converts the ASIPP Antithrombotics and Epidural guidelines into a quick and easy-to-use reference guide. The contents of this app are derived from the following works of research: 1. Manchikanti, L. (2019). Responsible, safe, and effective use of antithrombotics and anticoagulants in patients undergoing interventional techniques: American Society of Interventional Pain Physicians (ASIPP) guidelines. Pain Physician, 22, S75-S128. 2. Manchikanti, L., Knezevic, N. N., Navani, A., Christo, P. J., Limerick, G., Calodney, A. K. Sharma, M. L. (2021). Epidural Interventions in the Management of Chronic Spinal Pain: American Society of Interventional Pain Physicians (ASIPP) Comprehensive Evidence-Based Guidelines. Pain physician, S27-S208. Features: • Select the drug and procedure, and view the relevant guideline. • View reversal guidelines for selected drugs. • View the PDF version of the original research articles. • Ability to favorite drugs and procedures for quick reference. • Search by drug name or brand name. • Search by procedure name or level of risk. • Obtain drug info by tapping on the info icon. • View the Checklist PDF. • Offline app functionality.

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ASRA Timeout

The ASRA TIMEOUT app provides a quick and easy way to execute a pre-procedure timeout. Timeouts have repeatedly been shown to reduce human error prior to performing complex tasks. In regional anesthesia, it is imperative that we perform the correct block on the correct limb for the correct patient every time. The app is based on the 2014 ASRA publication, A Checklist for Performing Regional Nerve Blocks, and was built in collaboration with ASRA to stay consistent with the evidence-based checklist described in that publication. The ASRA TIMEOUT app checklist provides in-line app switching to the ASRA Coags app when the verification of patient anticoagulant status needs to be checked off. The ASRA Coags app allows the user to verify the appropriateness of the patient’s anticoagulation status based on the most recent published ASRA guidelines on regional anesthesia for patients on anticoagulant and antithrombotic medication. In addition, the user has access to the full PDF publication from Regional Anesthesia and Pain Medicine built right into the app. Project developed at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. Code written by Mustard Seed Software LLC.