实施出院联络以改善出院延迟：质量改进项目。

Q3 Nursing

Nursing Pub Date : 2025-07-01 Epub Date: 2025-06-23 DOI:10.1097/NSG.0000000000000226

Keanan Lawrence, J Carlos Pinto, Kenneth A Wofford

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摘要

摘要：过度延迟出院会增加成本，并使患者面临风险，包括医疗相关感染率、压力伤害和跌倒的增加。在社区医院，约93.3%的患者在出院单输入后停留时间超过150分钟。为了解决这个问题，我们设立了一个护士出院联络员的角色，作为一项质量改善项目。实施后，只有22.9%的患者住院时间超过150分钟，提高了70.5%。

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Implementation of a discharge liaison to improve discharge latency: a quality improvement project.

Abstract: Excessive delays in hospital discharge increase costs and expose patients to risks, including increases in healthcare-associated infection rates, pressure injuries, and falls. Approximately 93.3% of patients at a community hospital stayed for longer than 150 minutes after discharge order entry. To address this issue, a nurse discharge liaison role was implemented as a quality improvement project. After implementation, only 22.9% of patients remained in hospital for over 150 minutes, an improvement of 70.5%.

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Nursing Medicine-Medicine (all)

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0.80

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338

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