Best practices for implementation of Kamishibai cards in the healthcare setting to improve nursing‐sensitive indicator associated outcomes: An integrative review.

Background: Many adverse events are identified as nursing‐sensitive indicators (NSIs) and have evidence‐based care bundles known to reduce risk of occurrence. Kamishibai cards are a tool from the manufacturing industry used for practice auditing and improvements. Use of Kamishibai cards is believed...

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Publicado en:Worldviews on Evidence-Based Nursing (John Wiley & Sons, Inc.) Vol. 21; no. 3; pp. 271 - 279
Autores principales: Gabriel, Elizabeth L., Clark, Kimberly, May, Victoria, Meltzer, Rachel, Moreland, Jennifer, Rosenblum, Nadine, Truong, Linh, Weiss, Emily J., Yfantis, Vicki, Johnson, Alexandra, Whalen, Madeleine
Formato: research systematic review tables/charts Journal Article
Publicado: John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Jun2024
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          Gabriel, Elizabeth L.
          Clark, Kimberly
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          Moreland, Jennifer
          Rosenblum, Nadine
          Truong, Linh
          Weiss, Emily J.
          Yfantis, Vicki
          Johnson, Alexandra
          Whalen, Madeleine
        affil: Department of Nursing Education, Suburban Hospital, Johns Hopkins Medicine, Bethesda Maryland,, USA
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          Quality Improvement
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      ab: Background: Many adverse events are identified as nursing‐sensitive indicators (NSIs) and have evidence‐based care bundles known to reduce risk of occurrence. Kamishibai cards are a tool from the manufacturing industry used for practice auditing and improvements. Use of Kamishibai cards is believed to be common in the healthcare setting, but true evidence‐based guidelines do not yet exist to guide their implementation. Aims: The aim of this integrative review was to identify best practices around the implementation of Kamishibai cards in the healthcare setting for improvement in NSI‐associated outcomes. Methods: Eleven nurses at three facilities worked through the evidence using the Johns Hopkins Evidence‐Based Practice Model. Results: Ten articles were included for this review. Broad themes included direct observation with non‐punitive and timely feedback, clearly visualized results, use of evidence‐based care bundles, pre‐implementation education, and both leadership and frontline‐staff involvement. All facilities showed improvement in NSI‐associated outcomes after the implementation of K‐cards. Linking Action to Action: In health care, K‐cards can be implemented and designed with additional focus on the bundles of care they are intended to audit and staff support, but further evidence would better define guidelines around implementation.
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