Outpatient and emergency transfusion needs and respond to patient safety.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Outpatient and emergency transfusion needs and respond to patient safety [Abstract] retrospectively reviewed the 41,200 emergency room visits transfusion patient safety needs of the door and make a positive and effective response, so that patients receive outpatient and emergency transfusion safe, timely, accurate and effective treatment. [Keywords:] demand for outpatient and emergency response to patient safety infusion Our hospital is a secondary level hospitals, located in the downtown center, outpatient and emergency infusion room is a population concentrated, highly mobile places, often unforeseen infusion peak, and because the hospital is an important foreign service window, the image of the hospital plays an important role in the objective conditions of staffing constraints and lack of security risk will inevitably buried. So for the safety of patients needs to make a positive and effective response, so that patients receive outpatient and emergency transfusion safety, in a timely manner , accurate and effective treatment. 1 Clinical data 8 to 11, 2008, 2009, 8 months and 11 months, a total of 8 months during the peak infusion patients receiving transfusion 41,200 people, the daily average of about 170 people, including more than 15 years of age accounted for 80%, 15 years of age accounted for 20 %. 2 and staffing of objective environmental conditions Our hospital due to various conditions, outpatient and emergency room has to share a regional transfusion patients, two infusion rooms, five observation beds, and the inconsistent position, was “Z” shaped arrangement. Nurses 17 to 19 people, including nurses long one, and another three nurses without the nurse practicing certificate, need to take classes, practice on a daily daytime classes 7 to 9 nurses responsible for all outpatient and emergency infusion, injection, inspection, emergency rescue of patients, visits, escort check and hospital work.