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Journal Article
Application of intelligent pacifying strategy information system in reducing short-duration MRI sedation rate in children
2023
Overview
Exploring and analyzing the effectiveness of an intelligent pacifying strategy information system based on assisted decision-making in reducing the sedation rate of children in short-duration magnetic resonance scans. A total of 125 children aged 3–5 years who underwent MRI scans at a children's hospital from July to December 2021 participated in this study, during which 62 children were assigned to a control group from July to September, and 63 children were assigned to an intervention group from October to December. In the intervention group, the pacifier used the intelligent pacifying strategy information system based on assisted decision-making to assess children's temperament, and utilization of a system-generated pacification plan according to assessment results. In the control group, the pacification plan was formulated by the pacifier based on their own experience and discussion with families of the participating children. The success rate of pacification, duration of pacification, and image quality of the two groups were compare. Compared with the control group, the intervention group had a higher success rate of pacification and lower duration of pacification, with statistically significant differences (
P
< 0.05). There was no difference in image quality between the two groups (
P
> 0.05). The intelligent pacifying strategy information system can help reduce the use of the sedative drugs in children aged 3–5 years who underwent a short-duration MRI scan.
Publisher
Nature Publishing Group UK,Nature Publishing Group,Nature Portfolio
