Facilitators | Percent | Response category |
---|---|---|
Pharmacist participation on ICU rounds is beneficial. | 98.60Â % | Agree & strongly agree |
Nurse participation on ICU rounds is beneficial. | 98.00Â % | Agree & strongly agree |
Respiratory therapist participation on ICU rounds is beneficial. | 96.70Â % | Agree & strongly agree |
I can readily access orders that are written for my ICU patients. | 92.60Â % | Agree & strongly agree |
Respiratory therapy services are readily available on my ICU. | 92.30Â % | Fairly often & very often |
Multidisciplinary management of patients occurs on my ICU. | 91.90Â % | Agree & strongly agree |
Nurses consistently participate on ICU patient rounds. | 90.30Â % | Fairly often & very often |
Physicians are receptive to pharmacist input in ICU patient care. | 89.70Â % | Agree & strongly agree |
Pharmacists on my ICU effectively monitor antibiotic use. | 89.30Â % | Agree & strongly agree |
Pharmacist participation in ICU patient management promotes appropriate antibiotic ordering. | 89.00Â % | Agree & strongly agree |
Pharmacists consistently participate on ICU patient rounds. | 88.10Â % | Fairly often & very often |
It is effective to have pharmacists help determine the appropriateness of ICU antibiotic de-escalation. | 87.70Â % | Agree & strongly agree |
I can readily access the information I want on my ICU patients in the EMR. | 86.90Â % | Agree & strongly agree |
Using VAP management guidelines helps me to manage VAP patients in the ICU. | 86.70Â % | Agree & strongly agree |
Pharmacy intervention in antibiotic ordering leads to effective ICU VAP management. | 86.30Â % | Agree & strongly agree |
Respiratory therapists consistently participate on ICU patient rounds. | 83.20Â % | Fairly often & very often |
I can appropriately manage ICU patients with VAP. | 83.10Â % | Agree & strongly agree |
VAP management guidelines interfere with my ability to manage my ICU patients. | 82.30Â % | Occasionally & rarely |