英文摘要 |
Pain is the major complaint and most asked question in burn-center. Reducing burn patients’ pain has been the focus of clinical care of burns. To alleviate and avoid the uncomfortable pain of patients, the project team analyzed checklist records of 8 nursing staffs and 19 burn patients in September 2008. The completion rate of nursing procedure was 43.1% and the patients suffered wound pain for 73.1 minutes on average. The project team reviewed the problems from three aspects, including nursing staff, caring procedures, and caring facilities. The nursing staff problems included lack of clinical skills, insufficient knowledge of the pain management, and improper work arrangement. The problems related to caring procedure included lack of pain education programs for nurses, inadequate quality control index for the pain management, lack of nursing care guidelines and standards for pain, and improper workload assignment. The problems associated with the facility included poor auxiliary and inadequate equipments. The improvement action plans included providing training courses and promotional programs, establishing a quality control plan of pain management, establishing clinical standards of pain management, revising the work responsibilities of nursing staffs for each shift, and checking and monitoring the sufficiency of equipment for pain care. After the improvement, the completion rate increased from 43.1% to 84.3% and the wait-time was down from 73.1 minutes to 43.3 minutes. The goals had been reached. |