Covid - 19大流行期间患者安全报告和实施

Putu Sudarmika, Ni Nyoman Gunahariati, I. Sutajaya, I. B. Arnyana, Gede Sudirtha
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本研究的目的是确定大流行期间患者安全的记录和实施。材料与方法:本研究分为两期进行。在第一阶段,使用的设计是前期设计和后期设计。研究人员分析了每个治疗室的患者安全报告。回顾性收集的数据为2019年患者安全记录中的患者安全数据和2020年报告中的数据。第二部分是通过两届会议的焦点小组讨论进行有组织的访谈,每届会议有五名答复者。结果:本研究共纳入33个病人护理单位。大流行前和大流行期间患者安全记录和报告存在差异(P=0.001),患者识别执行存在差异(P= 0.026),有效沟通存在差异(P= 0.040),而药物警惕性差异无统计学意义(P= 0.970);在手术操作的准确性(P= 0.016)、预防感染(P= 0.011)和预防跌倒风险(P= 0.001)方面存在差异。结论:由于为患者服务的官员更关注Covid-19患者的病情,因此患者安全记录和报告的数量有所减少。护士面临着一种新的疾病,这种疾病引起了人们对传播和使用全套个人防护装备的担忧,因此无法听到他们的声音。建议使用研究成果作为决策的学习材料。
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Patient Safety Reporting and Implementation during the Pandemic Covid 19
Introduction:The goal of this research was to determine the recording and implementation of patient safety during a pandemic.Materials and Methods: This study was conducted through in 2 phases. In the first phase, the design used is pre and post-design. The researchers analyzed patient safety reports from each treatment room. The data collected retrospectively were patient safety data in the patient safety recording 2019 and data in the 2020 report. The second part consisted of conducting structured interviews through focus group discussions held in two sessions, with five respondents in each session.Results: A total of 33 patient care units were included in this study. There were differences in the recording and reporting of patient safety before the pandemic and during the pandemic (P=0.001), there were differences in the implementation of patient identification (P= 0.026), there was a difference in effective communication (P= 0.040), while drug alertness was not significantly different (P= 0.970); there was a difference in the accuracy of surgical procedures (P= 0.016), there was a difference in infection prevention (P= 0.011), and prevention of falling risk (P= 0.001).Conclusion:There was a decrease in the number of recordings and reporting on patient safety because officers serving patients are more focused on the condition of patients with Covid-19. Nurses are faced with a new disease that raises concerns about transmission and the use of complete PPE so that voices are not heard. Recommendations for using research results as learning materials in policymaking.
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