1. Overview: briefly describe the background of the event and the basic situation of the patient, including the patient's age, gender, condition, etc..
2. Description of the event: a detailed description of the specific process of the extubation adverse event, including the time of extubation, the person who extubated the patient, and the model and settings of the ventilator used. Describe the abnormalities of the patient during extubation, such as dyspnea, decreased oxygen saturation, etc., as well as the adverse reactions that occurred after extubation, such as airway obstruction, asphyxia, etc.
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3. Analysis of the cause of the event: the cause of the event is analyzed. This may include improper operation, equipment malfunction, patient-related factors, and so on. Based on the specifics of the event, the possible causes are examined one by one and analyzed in conjunction with relevant literature and expertise.
4. Outcome and impact: describe the outcome of the event and the impact it had. This includes the patient's regression, the effectiveness of treatments and interventions, and the physical and psychological impact of the event on the patient.
5. Lessons and Improvements: summarizes the lessons learned from the event and suggests improvements to prevent recurrence of similar events. This may include improving operational procedures, providing training and education, quality management, etc.
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6. Reporter information: Fill in the name of the reporter, title, contact information. Also, fill in the date of the incident report and unit information.
It should be noted that ventilator extubation adverse event is a serious medical incident, which needs to be promptly reported to the relevant departments, such as the hospital quality control department or the health supervision department, and dealt with according to the relevant regulations and provisions. When preparing the report, the relevant regulations and rules should be strictly adhered to and patient privacy should be protected.