Abstract
Abstract
Objective
To evaluate the effectiveness of an integrated nursing model combining a rapid response team (RRT) with a structured care pathway (SCP) for the emergency management of status epilepticus (SE).
Methods
This study included 168 SE patients treated at the First Affiliated Hospital of Kangda College of Nanjing Medical University. Patients were divided into an intervention group (
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= 86), managed via the novel RRT‐SCP model (June 2023–May 2025), and a historical control group (
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= 82), which received routine care (June 2021–May 2023). Key performance indicators included the 2‐h seizure control rate, physician response time, diagnostic test completion time, nonconvulsive SE (NCSE) recognition rate, complication incidence, and family satisfaction.
Results
The intervention group demonstrated a significantly higher 2‐h seizure control rate compared to the control group (87.2% vs. 72.0%,
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Conclusion
The RRT‐SCP model can significantly improve the rescue efficiency and success rate for SE patients while reducing complications.