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  • A Study on Safety Culture Management of Patients Taking Radioexamination

    As the development of medical imageology, radioexamination has become one of the main approaches of disease diagnosis. However, the society and hospital have not taken the hidden danger and harmfulness of radiation seriously. Through discussing the following eight aspects of radiation safety culture management, this paper aims to reduce the risk of radiation and ensure the safety of patients and medical staff: a) Improving the awareness of safety culture and the understanding of patients on safety culture; b) Consummating the safety management system of the radiation; c) Attaching importance to implementing the relevant laws and regulations of radiation; d) Mastering the examination indications, and especially the contraindications of radiation; e) Strengthening the clinical cooperation and exchange; f) Improving the staff’s ability to distinguish hidden danger and identify patients in high risk; g) Strengthening the nursing behavior safety management of the radiation department; and h) Strengthening the biological security management of the radiation department.

    Release date:2016-09-07 11:03 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • Clinical Analysis of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome Complicated with Intracranial Infection and the Nursing Countermeasures

    ObjectiveTo analyze the clinical characteristics of acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) complicated with intracranial infection and to explore the nursing countermeasures. MethodsWe retrospectively analyzed the clinical features, laboratory examination indexes, and nursing methods of 12 AIDS patients complicated with intracranial infection between January and December 2010. ResultsIn the 12 patients, 8 were male, 4 were female; 11 were married and 1 was unmarried. The first symptom of headache occurred in 8 patients, and feverin 4 patients. Detection of HIV-1P24 antigen in all the 12 patients with HIV was positive for nucleic acid analysis. After treatment and symptomatic care, 3 cases were cured, 3 quit the treatment voluntarily, 2 improved patients were transferred to a higher-level hospital, 3 patients were readmitted to our hospital after improvement of the situation, and 1 patient died. ConclusionThe most common symptom of AIDS was neural disease. The diagnosis should be based on clinical manifestations, and the epidemiological data should be used as reference. At the same time, attention should be paid to the admission assessment and good occupation protection, health education promotion, improvement of patients' quality of life, and reduction of the incidence of complications and mortality rate.

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  • Problems in the Management of Clean Operation Room and the Countermeasures

    ObjectiveTo research on the efficient and scientific management for clean operation room. MethodsWe invited a specialist team to deal with the problems of clean operation rooms in our hospital found by a third-party monitoring organization in June 2012. Through making regulations, installing equipment, strengthening management and distributing responsibilities, we tried to correct such problems as unstandardized number of dust particles, pressure, temperature and humidity. ResultsWithin two months of reforming, under multi-disciplinary cooperation, environmental monitoring of the clean operation room reached the management standard. ConclusionStrengthening the management of operation staff, logistics, environment and equipment can assure that the clean operation room conforms to the national management standard. This can effectively prevent hospital infection and assure medical safety. Multi-disciplinary cooperation plays a very important role through the process.

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  • Acinetobacter Baumannii Infection in Neurosurgery Intensive Care Unit and the Nursing Countermeasures

    ObjectiveTo explore the infection condition of Acinetobacter baumannii at the Neurosurgery Intensive Care Unit (NICU), and analyze the possible risk factors. MethodsWe retrospectively analyzed the clinical data of Acinetobacter baumannii infection patients with craniocerebral injury treated at the NICU between January 2011 and June 2013. We collected such information as infection patients' population distribution, infection site, invasive operations and patients' nurse-in-charge level and so on, and analyzed the possible risk factors for the infection. ResultsThirty-one patients were infected with Acinetobacter baumannii, and they were mainly distributed between 60 and 80 years old. The main infection site was lower respiratory tract, followed in order by urinary tract, gastrointestinal tract, skin and soft tissue. The risk factors might be related to age, invasive operation, nurse working ability, etc. ConclusionThe patients at the NICU are vulnerable to infection of Acinetobacter baumannii. Reducing invasive diagnosis and nursing procedures, providing optimal care, and carrying out specialized nurse standardization training may be the important means to effectively reduce the infection.

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  • Clinical Characteristics and Nursing Countermeasure of Pregnant/Delivery Women with Tuberculosis

    ObjectiveTo discuss clinical characteristics and nursing countermeasure of pregnant/delivery women with tuberculosis. MethodsFrom January 2012 to December 2013, 52 cases of pregnant women complicated with tuberculosis were included. We offered specific nursing according to the psychological counseling, reasonable administration, diet nursing, fever and prevention of hospital infection on the base of their clinical features, and then analyzed the effect. ResultsIn 52 patients who had undergone the tuberculosis and obsterrics and gynecology treatment, 4 puerperal patients died of severe pneumonia and multiple organ failure; in 48 gestational patients with tuberculosis, 23 early-middle term patients accept termination of pregnancy, and in 25 middle-late term patients, 3 had full-term natural labor, 4 underwent full-term cesarean section, 5 had premature labor, and 13 continued the pregnacy. Sixteen neonatus (including 4 given at the other hospitals) had normal results of physical examination without any deformity, in whom 5 had low body weight (body weight less than 2500 g), with negative results of tuberculin test and the result of 3-moth follow-up was normal. Three months after the anti-tuberculosis treatment, the lesion was obviously absorbed in 25 patients and in 23 patients within half of a year. No patients had hospital infection. ConclusionNursing care of pregnant patients with tuberculosis should strengthen the guidance on the patients health education, improve their compliance and self-protection knowledge. Also should strengthen the basic level medical personnel training and improve the ability of early diagnosis of tuberculosis and early treatment to reduce maternal mortality.

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  • Investigation on the economic burden of occupational exposure of medical personnel in medical institution

    ObjectiveTo investigate the economic burden of the disposal of medical personnel after occupational exposure in medical institution.MethodA retrospective survey method was used to investigate and analyze the costs of inspection, treatment, and vaccination of 112 medical personnel after occupational exposure from January 2014 to December 2016.ResultsAfter the occupational exposure, the per capita economic burden on the medical institution for the exposed personnel was (331.80±66.16) yuan; the main expenditure item was the inspection expenses (93.53%); and the expenditure after the exposure of hepatitis B virus accounted for 75.40%, which ranked the top one in the expenditures of blood-derived infectious diseases. Occupational exposure was most likely to occur when dealing with sharps, and the cost of hospital spending accounted for 47.26%. After strengthening interventions such as standard prevention, the per capita cost of occupational exposures in the hospital from 2015 to 2016 showed a downward trend (P<0.05).ConclusionsOccupational exposure of medical personnel may cause a certain economic burden on medical institution. It is necessary to strengthen occupational protection, raise awareness of standard prevention, and reduce occupational exposure.

    Release date:2019-03-22 04:19 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • Analysis of countermeasures for medical service dilemma and intelligent continuous management after diagnosis of rare diseases in China

    At present, there are some problems in the post-diagnosis service of rare diseases, such as immature service path, imperfect health supervision and discontinuous to post-diagnosis data flows. How to properly solve these problems and find a way to promote the post-diagnosis service of rare diseases is the focus now. Based on the actual situation of diagnosis and treatment of patients with rare diseases in West China Hospital of Sichuan University and literature. This paper finds that making full use of the method of intelligent continuous management, establishing a continuous health management system, and integrating rare disease data information through intelligent health management platform and internet medical treatment can alleviate the shortage of medical resources and solve the dilemma of post-diagnosis service of rare diseases. At the same time, this paper analyzes the dilemma of post-diagnosis services of rare diseases and the feasible countermeasures of intelligent medical assistance management, and explores the management of rare diseases led by tertiary hospitals and joint built by medical units of the hospital alliance, in response to the national graded diagnosis and treatment policy, so as to provide all-round health protection for patients with rare diseases for reference and learning.

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  • Cause analysis and countermeasure discussion of day surgery patients missing appointments

    Objective To analyze the causes of day surgery patients missing appointments, and discuss the countermeasures. Methods We selected the patients who had missed appointments for day surgery in the Second Affiliated Hospital Zhejiang University School of Medicine between January 2017 and June 2022. According to the implementation time of the measures, we divided the patients into two groups: pre-intervention (between January 2017 and June 2020) and post-intervention (between July 2020 and June 2022), to analyze the causes of patients’ cancellation, compare the change of patients’ cancellation rate before and after the implementation of measures, and explore the effectiveness of implementation measures. Results A total of 17 392 patients were included, and the total number of day surgery patients was 148 720 during the same period. The total cancellation rate was 11.69% (17 392/148 720). The cancellation rate in the post-intervention was lower than that in the pre-intervention [9.70% (7 935/81 775) vs. 14.13% (9 457/66 945), odds ratio was 0.695, 95% confidence interval (0.674, 0.717), P<0.001]. There were 13 common reasons for cancellation, of which “outpatient treatment, not hospitalization” was the most common reason. Conclusion Through the coordination of various departments, actively optimizing the preoperative evaluation of patients, updating the appointment process, strengthening effective communication and implementing the implementation of efficient medical treatment, the cancellation rate of day surgery can be reduced, which has certain reference significance to improving the management level of the hospital and the ability to serve patients.

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  • Study of adverse events and countermeasures during VEEG monitoring

    Video-electroencephalogram (VEEG) monitoring is a valuable tool for diagnosing recurrent partial epilepsy, classification of intractable epilepsy, and evaluation of epilepsy surgery. The role of video EEG in identifying and determining the type of epilepsy and determining the location of seizures has been widely demonstrated, but there is There is a lack of uniform standards for adverse events and management methods during monitoring. In order to improve the quality of long-range video EEG monitoring and reduce the possible impact on patients during monitoring, it is necessary to summarize the possible adverse reactions during monitoring.

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  • Characteristics and countermeasures of nursing needs in ophthalmic day surgery patients based on cluster analysis

    Objective To classify the nursing needs of patients undergoing ophthalmic day surgery, to understand the characteristics and needs of different patient groups, and propose specific nursing strategies to further improve the nursing quality of the ophthalmic day wards. Methods A retrospective review was conducted on all archived electronic medical records of patients in the Ophthalmology Day Ward of Beijing Tongren Hospital affiliated to the Capital Medical University from January to September 2023. Statistical description and cluster analysis were used to analyze and cluster all data. Results A total of 52049 patients were included, with an average age of (57.11±19.61) years. The number of nursing items required was 0 for 3104 patients (5.96%), 1 for 9158 patients (17.59%), 2 for 25428 patients (48.85%), 3 for 8812 patients (16.93%), 4 for 5442 patients (10.46%), and 5-11 for 105 patients (0.20%). The number of patients’ comorbidities was 0 for 38653 patients (74.26%), 1 for 10896 patients (20.93%), 2 for 2449 patients (4.71%), and 3-11 for 51 patients (0.10%). Using the number of comorbidities, total required nursing care items, and age as clustering variables, the 52049 patients were divided into 3 groups: low nursing demand group with 11817 patients (22.70%), medium nursing demand group with 24466 patients (47.01%), and high nursing demand group with 15766 patients (30.29%). The results showed that both patient age and the number of comorbidities were closely related to the number of nursing care items needed. Conclusion Classifying and analyzing the nursing needs of patients undergoing ophthalmic day surgery can help understand the needs of different categories of patients, improve nursing strategies specifically, provide support for further improving the accuracy and quality of ophthalmic day care services, and provide reference for clinical nursing work.

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