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. 2015 Oct 5;15(5):431–436. doi: 10.7861/clinmedicine.15-5-431

Table 4.

Univariate analysis of AKI management stratified by AKI recognition on AKI patient-days (2011 and 2013 data combined).

Quality indicator AKI recognised by treating clinical teama AKI not recognised by treating clinical teama p value
Full set of observations recorded (%) 337/341 (99) 159/165 (96) 0.09
Fluid status clinically assessed (%) 215/341 (63) 46/165 (28) <0.001
Fluid balance chart completed (%) 143/341 (33) 51/165 (31) 0.02
Fluids given if assessed as hypovolaemic (%) 74/92 (80) 14/18 (78) 1
Maintenance fluids given if vulnerable to hypovolaemia (%) 175/221 (79) 53/84 (63) 0.004
Antibiotics given within one hour of diagnosis of sepsis (%) 30/36 (83) 13/16 (81) 1
Hospital guideline for contrast nephropathy prophylaxis followed if receiving contrast (%) 7/14 (50) 6/11 (55) 1
Potentially nephrotoxic medications stopped if relevant (%) 82/127 (65) 13/85 (15) <0.001

avalue/applicable patient-days (%). AKI = acute kidney injury.