摘要
目的探讨基于流程重组的一体化护理流程对提高急诊多发性创伤患者救治成功率的效果.方法以本院2015年6月至2016年6月急诊收治的60例多发性创伤为对照组,以本院2016年7月至2017年6月急诊收治的62例急诊多发性创伤患者为观察组.对照组应用急诊常规性护理流程对患者实施救治,观察组基于流程重组建立一体化护理流程对患者实施救治,比较两组患者接诊时间、确诊至专科治疗时间、输液通道建立时间、开展急诊手术时间、救治成功率、意外事件发生率、患者满意率及护理纠纷情况.结果观察组接诊时间、确诊至专科治疗时间、输液通道建立时间、开展急诊手术时间均短于对照组(均P< 0.05).观察组救治成功率、患者满意率均高于对照组(均P<0.05),而意外事件发生率、护理纠纷发生率均低于对照组(均P< 0.05).结论基于流程重组一体化护理流程能有效缩短患者救治时间,提高患者救治效率及满意率.
Objective To explore the effect of integrated nursing process based on process reorganization in the improvement of success rate of emergency treatment for patients with multiple traumas.Methods 60 patients with multiple traumas treated at our department from June,2015 to June,2016 were selected as a control group,and 62 from July,2016 to June,2017 an observation group.The control group was received with emergency nursing routine care,and the observation group were treated with integrated nursing process based on process reorganization.The consultation time,the time from diagnosis to special treatment,the time for establishment of infusion channel,the time for recovery of blood pressure,the treatment success rate,the incidence of accidents,patient satisfaction,and nursing disputes was compared between two groups.Results The consultation time,the time from diagnosis to special treatment,the time for establishment of infusion channel,and emergency operation time were shorter,the treatment success rate and patient satisfaction were higher,and the incidences of accidents and nursing disputes were lower in the observation group than in the control group (all P < 0.05).Conclusion Integrated nursing process based on process reorganization for patients with multiple traumas can effectively shorten treatment time and increase treatment success rate and satisfaction.
作者
宋美姣
Song Meijiao(Emergency Department, Dongmei Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Heze 274500, China)
出处
《国际医药卫生导报》
2019年第7期1164-1167,共4页
International Medicine and Health Guidance News
关键词
流程重组
护理流程
急诊多发性创伤
救治成功率
满意率
Process reorganization
Nursing process
Emergency multiple traumas
Rescue success rate
Satisfaction
