Continuous Quality Improvement in the ward of drug administration.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 Continuous Quality Improvement in the ward of drug administration [Abstract] [Objective] To strengthen the ward medicines management and pharmaceutical quality assurance to ensure the safety of clinical use of drugs. [Methods] introduced the continuous quality improvement in the ward pharmaceutical management applications, including the establishment of drug administration CQI team to assess the current status quo and make the reasons for the quality of analysis, to develop targets, to take measures to assess effectiveness. [Results] has been enhanced to improve the quality of drug administration. [Conclusion] Continuous Quality Improvement is an ongoing activity, contribute to the continuous improvement of the quality of management. [Keywords:] continuous quality improvement of ward medicines management applications Our hospital in January 2006 onwards ward drug administration using continuous quality improvement management model. Continuous Quality Improvement (Continuous quality improvement, CQI) refers to the basic view is that process management and improvement of our products to meet consumer needs. A method 1.1 The establishment of drug administration CQI team Nursing Department in the original based on the CQI team to absorb the establishment of drug administration, head of ward pharmacy CQI team to assess the current quality status, analysis of quality measures enacted after the reasons and take corrective measures, and then check to monitor implementation of the measures and to sum up, constantly to improve the management of hospital-wide quality of ward medicines. 1.2 Quality Status and the reasons for the current 1.2.1 fails to storage conditions for storage Drugs affected by the validity of the temperature, humidity, light and other factors, if not required by the nature of the drug store, it will shorten the validity period, so that drug potency reduced or deterioration, affecting drug efficacy or even toxicity. Lig