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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 13 Intravenous infusion in the quality control and intervention areas [Abstract] Objective intravenous infusion for the treatment of risk factors, quality control and intervention areas to explore reducing the incidence of intravenous infusion of effective treatment of defects. Methods Retrospective analysis of our hospital in May 2007 ~ Nov. defects factor intravenous infusion therapy. starting from January 2008 to intravenous infusion of quality control aspects of treatment and intervention, and statistics from 1 June 2008, 7 to 12 months of intravenous treatment of defect rate, compared with the control group. Results in May 2007 to November our hospital intravenous infusion defects was 8.7% in 2008, intravenous infusion of 1 to 6 months was 4.8% defects, July-December 2008 the incidence of intravenous infusion of 1.6% defective. Compared to 2007, P lt;0.01, between the two groups were significantly different. Conclusion establish a dedicated quality control organization, total quality management based on the focus of intravenous fluid therapy to carry out aspects of quality control, standard intravenous infusion therapy operations, and conduct no responsibility reporting system , the series of educational programs and on-site intervention, intravenous infusion therapy significantly reduced the incidence of defects. [Keywords:] intravenous infusion, link control, intervention According to international studies, 90% of hospitalized patients need to receive intravenous fluid therapy [1], but with the complex spectrum of disease, medication forms, there is more way to intravenous infusion therapy, the trend of long retention time. Hospitalization while patients receiving intravenous therapy, transfusion risk objective [2]. for the effective control of defects intravenous infusion, intravenous infusion in our hospital for treatment of defects in a non-related factors to take responsibility for reporting, on-site intervention and sta