Impacto de un programa de optimización de antimicrobianos sobre el paciente crítico hematológico
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Introducción: Los programas de optimización de antimicrobianos (PROA) han surgido como herramientas de gran utilidad para mejorar el uso de estos. El objetivo del presente estudio es evaluar el impacto de un PROA sobre pacientes hematológicos ingresados en una unidad de pacientes críticos.
Material y métodos: Estudio cuasi-experimental pre-post intervención. Se incluyeron pacientes hematológicos ingresados en una unidad de críticos evaluados por el equipo PROA durante 3 años. El impacto del programa sobre la evolución de los pacientes se evaluó mediante la comparación entre el periodo previo y de intervención de la mortalidad, estancia media, número de reingresos y duración de ventilación mecánica en los pacientes intubados.
Resultados: 324 antimicrobianos de 169 pacientes fueron evaluaron por el equipo PROA, recomendando un total de 121 modificaciones, incluyendo 55 suspensiones de tratamiento. Comparados con el periodo pre-intervención, no se observaron diferencias significativas en las variables consideradas. No se observó variación en la colonización por bacterias multirresistentes.
Conclusiones: La implantación de un PROA sobre el paciente crítico hematológico conduce a un número relevante de modificaciones en el tratamiento, sin afectar la evolución clínica de los pacientes.
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