Multimedia nursing teaching continuing education in the role of the operating room.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Multimedia nursing teaching continuing education in the role of the operating room [Abstract] In order to improve the quality of operating room nurses to improve the operation with the quality and style in operating room nursing teaching professional training, to effectively improve the overall quality of the nurses, with significantly improved the quality of the surgery, so surgery was 100% patient satisfaction , surgeon satisfaction with quality of care in the operating room rate was 99.7%. [Keywords:] nursing education; operating room; Continuing Education With sophisticated and minimally invasive surgical techniques to the direction, care, new theories, new technologies are constantly emerging, operating room nurse on a higher demand, if only the transmission of mechanical equipment can not meet the overall operating room care requirements, operating room nursing teaching (hereinafter referred to as “rounds”) is professional training help to improve the overall quality of operating room nurses and nursing quality. We combine features of operating room nursing, started from January 2006 the hospital operating room specialist 9 “rounds” type of business training, and achieved satisfactory results. are presented below. Basic 1 Our hospital is a comprehensive “three PL” hospital, with nearly 3,000 beds sheets, set the operating room 64, the amount of up to 200 day surgery patients, to work on the various types of laparoscopic surgery, organ transplants, joint replacement surgery and troubleshooting complex, critically ill surgical treatment. 160 operating room nurses, nursing management to staff is relatively fixed, sub-specialty group with the surgery, take the road of development specialist nurse training, requiring nurses not only have a solid theoretical knowledge, and skilled Combining various types of surgical skills, but also have the anatomy, surgery, nursing psychology, and computer operating skills, to adapt to th