Continuity of care fixed group APN scheduling application in the Department of Infectious Diseases.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Continuity of care fixed group APN scheduling application in the Department of Infectious Diseases [Abstract] Objective To investigate the epidemiology in our hospital with a fixed group APN continuous scheduling the model. Methods From July 2008 -2009 with a fixed group on June 1 APN scheduling model to our department on medication errors, patient satisfaction situation and with the July 2006 -2007 in June compared the traditional scheduling model. Results of fixed group APN scheduling mode continuous effective control of medication errors, patient satisfaction was significantly higher than the traditional scheduling pattern. Conclusion continuous fixed group APN Nurse scheduling models not only meet the demand, but also improves patient satisfaction, reduce nursing errors, is conducive to the management of epidemiology, is very scientific and reasonable scheduling methods. [Keywords:] fixed group APN scheduling epidemiology Care The so-called characteristics of the fixed panel is grouped according to the disease in each patient a fixed number of nurses from the patient care, APN continuity of care and class scheduling is the kind of integrated into A Class (8:00-16:00, P class ( 16:00-22:00, N class (22:00-8:30. our department from 2008 formally fixed group APN has three shifts in patient satisfaction with nursing care and defect control, etc. achieved good results. now working methods are summarized below. 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 Data 1.1.1 Traditional scheduling method September 2007 ago, epidemiology in the headquarters of the institute, open 40 beds, a total of 10 nurses (including nurse 1), bed protection than 1:0.25, were female, age 21 -45 years, mean age 33.8 years Education: Bachelor 1, 4 tertiary, secondary 5, Title: charge nurse and 2, Nurse 3, 5 nurses in the department of Work Experience: 5 years 5 4 years 1, 3-1-2-year 4. 1.1.2 Fixed group APN three shifts Law Department of Infectiou