Using Benchmarks To Develop A Quality Improvement Project: Continuous Monitoring Of Waveform Capnography In The Intubated Neonatal Patient

Introduction: In January 2014, the GAMUT database was created to enable transport teams to track a previously agreed upon set of quality metrics. Currently, there are over 100 participating transport programs – accounting for over 150,000 patient contacts. Collaboration among programs in collecting and reporting data, has allowed participants to benchmark with each other and to provide consistency in quality improvement projects among transport services across the country. As a result of the first summary report distributed from this database …