Nursing care identified in the infected ward application of safety management.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 6 Nursing care identified in the infected ward application of safety management [Abstract] Objective To identify the application of nursing warning to improve the safety awareness of nurses and reduce nursing errors, accidents, improve patient satisfaction. Approach to the region in the highest incidence of infectious diseases of insecurity made graphics, put in striking position, to remind nurses and patients should attach great importance to and conscientiously implemented. the warning signs of nursing care after the incidence of errors and patient satisfaction, compared with the same period last year and analysis. Results through observation, care, errors and accidents The incidence increased from 6.5% to 0.1%; satisfaction from 90% to 98.8%; the difference was statistically significant (P lt;0.01). Conclusion Application of nursing warning signs can be used as the infection ward of the nursing safety management effective measures, and improve patient satisfaction. [Keywords:] nursing identity; error rate; safety management; satisfaction I admitted to the Hospital of Infectious Diseases contagious disease mainly in patients with advanced cancer patients, patients with unexplained severe infection. In the first half of 2008, 620 cases of total patients, the occurrence of nursing errors and accident summary: No care accidents, nursing errors occurred in 39 patients. patient satisfaction survey showed 90%, the occurrence of errors in nursing: Fluid leakage in 20 cases, nurses mistakenly disabled patients with hemoptysis pituitrin needle in 10 cases, the error caused by a wrong patient identification check infusion 6 cases, the other 3 cases. Analysis of the factors causing nursing errors: (1) undergraduate and more elderly infirm patients, uncooperative patients with trouble moving more, especially some of hepatic encephalopathy in advanced cancer patients and patients with low cognitive capacity and self, the nurse’s recognition o