Table 2.
Mean time in seconds to drugs preparation and delivery.
| Mean time | First study period (Dopamine) | Second study period (Norepinephrine) | ||
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PedAMINESa mean (95% CI) |
Conventional method mean (95% CI) |
PedAMINES mean (95% CI) |
Conventional method mean (95% CI) |
| TDPb | 128.1 (102.0-154.2) | 308.1 (216.3-399.9) | 143.7 (128.1-159.3) | 198.4 (155.3-241.5) |
| SD | 36.5 | 128.3 | 21.9 | 60.2 |
| Time differencec | 180.0 (86.5-273.5) | 54.7 (10.3-99.1) | ||
| TDDd | 213.5 (170.6-256.4) | 390.8 (298.3-483.3) | 221.8 (198.2-245.4) | 276.7 (226.2-327.2) |
| SD | 59.9 | 129.3 | 33.0 | 70.6 |
| Time differencec,e | 177.3 (79.7-274.9) | 54.9 (1.6-108.2) | ||
aPedAMINES: Pediatric Accurate Medication in Emergency Situations.
bTDP: time to drug preparation.
cTime difference represents time with the conventional method minus time with PedAMINES.
dTDD: time to drug delivery.
eSee Multimedia Appendix 2 for TDP and TDD details for each nurse and for each drug, by study period.