ISHOULD DO IT, ICAN DO IT, IDO IT - STEWARDSHIP 2013 DEBRA GOFF PHARM D., FCCP CLINICAL ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR INFECTIOUS DISEASE SPECIALIST
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iShould do it, iCan do it, iDo it Stewardship 2013 Debra Goff Pharm D., FCCP Clinical Associate Professor Infectious Disease Specialist The Ohio State University Medical Center Columbus, Ohio. USA
Outline • iShould do it review the 2012 implementation of SASSP • iCan do it review stewardship success from S Africa • iDo it Describe the bridge between OSU/S Africa
iShould do it • 2012 FIDSSA formed SAASP • Priorities were identified • Barriers to success were noted • A bridge between S. Africa and OSU was formed • Stewardship is a Global responsibility
Fleming gave warning in 1946 • “the public will demand (the drug and) … then will begin an era … of abuses. In such a case the thoughtless person playing with penicillin treatment • is morally responsible for the death of the man who finally succumbs to infection with the penicillin‐resistant organism. Fleming A. Penicillin‘s Finder Assays its Future. New York Times. June 26,1945:21.
World Health Organization WHO director-general says antimicrobial resistance getting worse Sept 24, 2013 “We need a strong and far- reaching strategic plan, with clear roles for WHO and the many others who can help reverse these alarming trends,” Chan said. “If we lose our most effective antimicrobials, we lose modern medicine as we know it.”
4th World HAI Forum on Antimicrobial 70 international specialists in antimicrobial resistance • CHALLENGE: "stewardship" lacks a main outcome measure • Decrease antimicrobial resistance decreasing costs shortening length of stay educating the next generation of clinicians
Who was there? • The role of globalization in the emergence of superbugs that knows no borders. Dr Abdul Ghafur India • Dr Lindsay Grayson will report on progress made since the World Health Organization’s (WHO) 2001 Initiative. • Drs Stephan Harbarth and Herman Goossens will chair a session dedicated to antimicrobial stewardship and the interest of rapid diagnostics in this approach • The WHO’s role in infection control initiatives will be discussed by Dr Carmem Lucia Pessoa Da Silva • Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) with Dr Arjun Srinivasan and the European CDC with Dr Dominique Monnet.
Infographics http://pinterest.com/pin/287386019941460726/
iCan do it! Challenges: Few ID physicians/pharmacists, lack of funding, lack of national awareness
Early, appropriate therapy is key to survival Survival – Patients with Septic Shock 82% 77% 70% 61% 57% 50% 43% 32% 26% 19% 9% 5% Time to Appropriate Antimicrobial Rx following Onset of Hypotension (Hrs) n = 2,731 Kumar et al. Duration of hypotension before initiation of effective antimicrobial therapy is the critical determinant of survival in human septic shock. Crit Care Med. 2006 Jun;34(6):1589-96.
Do You Know Your Hang Time? How much time MD orders IV antibiotic has elapsed? RN hangs the IV antibiotic Order must get to the pharmacy RN receives all IVs Pharmacy staff prepares the IV antibiotic IV antibiotic delivered to the ICU
Hang-Time in ICU • Netcare Sunninghill Hospital • 1400 documented interventions • Compliance increased from 59% to 85% • Effective campaign hang-time saves lives 2013 abstract Third Annual Conf SASOCP Hewitt B
Hang Time in ICU • UCT Private Academic Hospital • Weekly audits • Ensure adequate quantities on wards • Hang time of > 1 hour was reduced from 25% to 5% 2013 abstract Third Annual Conf SASOCP Smith C
“In order to preserve our existing resources, we believe that it is ethically justifiable to consider restricted use of antibiotics and punitive measures for those failing to comply.” S Afr Med J 2012;102(7):613-616
Antibiotics and outcome in S. African ICUs Appropriate therapy was associated with 11% mortality Inappropriate choice was associated with a 27% mortality (p=0.01) Ref:Paruk F., Richards G., et al 2012 SAMJ 102(7)613-6
The spread of carbapenem-resistant Enterobacteriaceae in South Africa: Risk factors for acquisition and prevention Adrian Brink, Jennifer Coetzee, Cornelis Clay, Craig Corcoran, Johan van Greune, J D Deetlefs, Louise Nutt, Charles Feldman, Guy Richards, Patrice Nordmann, Laurent Poirel • Cumulative antibiotic exposure is likely to be the most important factor determining risk for developing a CRE infection. • The risk increases with increasing duration of treatment. • Suboptimal dosing may also be a contributing factor for the development of resistance • These strategies should be urgently implemented in all our hospitals Ref: Brink et al. 2012 SAMJ 102;7
Superbug CRE % The average time to negative culture post hospital discharge was 387 days to clear the organism Ref: Zimmerman et al 2013 AJIC 41;190-4
Multi-drug resistant bacteria on the rise in SA • Increasing numbers of CRE and P. aeruginosa are being reported in both the private and public sectors of Western Cape, Gauteng and KwaZulu- Natal. • VRE have now become established in Port Elizabeth/Uitenhage, Cape Town • The dissemination of these organisms highlights the difficulties in communication that arise as a result of the lack of forums for sharing.
WESTERN CAPE ACADEMIC HOSPITALS ANTIMICROBIAL RECOMMENDATIONS 2012 Groote Schuur and Tygerberg Hospitals
S. Africa Pip/tazo Resistance W. Lowman South Afr J Epidemiol Infect 2013;28(1):16-21
Action: Meeting with Health Minister • Drs Adrian Brink and Marc Mendelson • Goal: make antibiotic stewardship a national priority • Result: call a national Antibiotic Stewardship/IPC summit • An antibiotic stewardship programme falls within the Office for Health Standards Compliance (OHSC) which is being established in 2013 as part of the NHI
The new logo sends a strong message to stop and think before prescribing antimicrobials
SAASP statement • we call upon the NDoH to: • Make Antibiotic Stewardship a national core standard for all health care facilities in South Africa. • Assign leadership and management of Antibiotic Stewardship at different levels of the healthcare service including the District Clinic Specialist Team (DCST). Consideration should be given to allocating a clinical pharmacist trained in AS to each DCST • Partner with and provide administrative support to SAASP to develop a national training programme in Antibiotic Stewardship (whilst in this regard, clinical pharmacists training is being undertaken on a large scale by various stakeholders) • Develop a coordinated public health campaign around Antibiotic Stewardship, adopting a national Antibiotic “Conservation” day
iDo it!
SOS
SOS Stewardship Ohio Style
Apps for Global Stewardship Be part of the solution not the problem For iPhone, iPad Released June 2013 2013 Clin Inf Dis 57(8)1145-54
iBook on the iPad
Infectious Diseases There’s an App for That! Debra Goff PharmD, FCCP • Free on iPads for the world of stewardship • Use iBook author app, search using infectious diseases or Debra Goff • 5 apps reviewed along with video demonstration
Building a Bridge S. Africa and OSU
Mentoring Program 4 Public and Private Hospitals • OSU stewardship program 2 week training with Clinical Pharmacists On site visit to hospital • Netcare Hospitals: Linksfield and Milpark (Dr Adrian Brink and Dr. Dena van den Bergh) • University of Cape Town Groote Schuur Hospital (Dr Marc Mendelson) • University of Stellenbosch Tygerberg (Dr. Jantjie Taljaard)
Future iBooks • Antibiotic Stewardship Bugs without Borders, the World Responds! • Global Stewardship Building a Bridge between OSU and S Africa
Stewardship It’s for everyone not just ID! Infectious Diseases Infection Control Stewardship Surgeon Oncologist
Stewardship: You did it! We touch the world 1 patient at a time
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