TITLE: Reducing incidence of severe oxygen desaturation during intubation in the PICU
Speaker Name/Credentials: Kimberly McMahon, MD, MSHQS
Objectives
Educational Objective 1:
- Describe risks for severe oxygen desaturation during intubation
Educational Objective 2:
- Apply QI methodology to reduce severe oxygen desaturation during intubation
Practice Change
- Use available tools to prevent desaturation including airway safety bundles and apneic oxygenation
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