Improving quality and efficiency for intussusception management after successful enema reduction

Medicine and Dentistry

• Discharge 100%
• Patient 66%
• Enema 25%
• Follow up 16%
• Intussusception 16%
• Patient Referral 16%
• Surgery 8%
• Identified Patient 8%
• Symptom 8%
• Ileocolic Intussusception 8%
• Afterdischarge 8%
• Observation 8%
• Feedback System 8%

INIS

• patients 50%
• emergencies 41%
• reduction 33%
• hydration 16%
• levels 8%
• surgery 8%
• education 8%
• cost 8%
• hospitals 8%
• pediatrics 8%
• efficiency 8%
• volume 8%
• air 8%
• management 8%
• interventions 8%
• symptoms 8%
• feedback 8%
• margins 8%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Emergency Ward 41%
• Enema 25%
• Follow up 16%
• Total Quality Management 16%
• Intussusception 16%
• Patient Referral 16%
• Surgery 8%
• Cost Control 8%
• Treatment Outcome 8%
• Hospital 8%
• Ileocolic Intussusception 8%
• Symptom 8%
• Volume 8%
• Time 8%
• Observation 8%
• Pediatrics 8%
• Contrast 8%