英文摘要 |
Tuberculosis (TB) is spread by droplet transmission. To prevent TB outbreaks, such patients should be transferred to the isolation ward immediately. However, clinically, complaints were hoticed from time to time by nurses concerning incomplete nursing shift records on transferring these patients to the negative pressure isolation ward, which not only caused unnecessary conflicts between HCWs but also might increase the disease-spreading probability. Our studies identified major reasons for incomplete shift reports as follows: lack of auxiliary tools for shift reports, nurses’ insufficient medical knowledge, lack of regular TB continuous profession deuelopment (CPD) education, and insufficient promotion of the importance of integrity of shift reports. Intervention strategies included establishing the nursing shift report guidelines on TB, and its prevention promoting the importance of integrity of nursing shift reports, and holding TB continuous profession deuelopment (CPD) education. The results showed that nurses’ satisfaction with shift reports increased from 42.7% to 91.8% and that the integrity of nursing shift reports on transferring patients with tuberculosis and suspected tuberculosis to the isolation ward increased from 57.3% to 95.4%. This project effectively improved the integrity of nursing shift reports and could serve as a reference for related institutions. |