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Length of stay reduced by 20% at Paul Brousse Hospital

Gil Ben-Horin
Published: Jun 16, 2014

A study conducted at Paul Brousse Hospital in France evaluated the impact of implementing MetaVision upon standard ICU patient outcomes, and found a 20% reduction in length of stay. MetaVision was customised in order to trace the model followed before implementation by creating screens for various clinical, biological and radiological parameters, and for guidelines, procedures and policies such as blood glucose control, enteral and parenteral feeding, insulin infusion rate, and antibiotics administration. According to the study, “We believe that the clinically relevant differences concerning the length of stay in our ICU resulted from an improved quality of care following the implementation of ICIS [sic].”

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