Pediatric Infectious Diseases: Open Access

Viability of Christian medical college pediatric acute care score (CMC PACS) put together convention with respect to the clinical results of youngsters, nature of nursing care and fulfillment of medical care laborers with its execution

Using quasi-experimental before and after design, this study was done over 6 weeks. Using consecutive sampling technique, children who met the inclusion criteria were included. CMC PAC score was marked for the children being admitted to the selected areas (nurses were blinded to the score in the control group). The patients in the control group received standard care, whereas patients in the experimental group received care based on CMC PACS. Clinical Outcome Indicator was used to assess the clinical outcomes at 48 hours of hospitalization. Quality of Nursing Care Observation Checklist was used to assess the quality of nursing care every 12th hourly. One week between control and experimental groups was used to educate nurses and doctors regarding the CMC PACS based protocol. Satisfaction Questionnaire was used to determine their satisfaction.

Author(s): Era Deepika Dayal

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