Holler Grey,  Self Stella,  Schammel Christine,  Chandler John,  Devane Mike

Final Pr. ID: Poster #: SCI-039

The influence of timing on reduction success in pediatric intussusception, specifically whether earlier intervention, classified as emergent (<2 hours) or urgent (2–8 hours), improves outcomes, remains debated. This project aims to inform institutional practices at a tertiary medical center, optimize resource allocation, and enhance patient outcomes through timely intervention and improved staffing protocols. Read More

Authors:  Holler Grey , Self Stella , Schammel Christine , Chandler John , Devane Mike

Keywords:  Qualitiy Initiative, Fluoroscopy, Ultrasound

Berlin Sheila,  Guedes Bianca,  Vasavada Pauravi,  Wien Michael,  Albuquerque Pedro,  Ugas Carlos

Final Pr. ID: Poster #: SCI-013

A near-miss event is characterized by detection and correction of a gap in care before harm reaches the patient. After a near-miss event in which midgut volvulus (MGV) was identified on an ultrasound (US) performed for suspected hypertrophic pyloric stenosis (HPS), we implemented a new Vomiting Infant Protocol to capture cases of malrotation (MR)/MGV presenting with nonbilious emesis (NBE). Read More

Authors:  Berlin Sheila , Guedes Bianca , Vasavada Pauravi , Wien Michael , Albuquerque Pedro , Ugas Carlos

Keywords:  Qualitiy Initiative, Protocol Optimization, Mid-Gut Volvulus