英文摘要 |
According to the financial reports of National Taiwan University hospital, the emergency department had suffered a negative financial balance for many months. Part of the negative financial balance was due to incorrect charting. It was known that there was an average of four to five incorrect charting cases every month in our emergency department. The purpose of this project was to explore the causes of incorrect charting, and plans were proposed to improve the correct charting ratio to 90%. The data were collected from the charting sheets filled in by nurses working in the observation section of the emergency department. In this project, percentages and the Chi square test were used to analyze the collected data. After intervention, the results showed that mistakes were caused by the lack of correct knowledge about charting, work overload of nurses, poor design of the charting sheet, and inconsistent policies. After a systematic training program, the correct charting ratio was increased from 77.92% to 89.73%, and the financial loss was reduced from NT$28,877 to NT$9,848. Nurses also became more familiar with the charting system, the regulations of the National Health Insurance, the understanding of each charge item, and the important of cost awareness. Better results can be expected by continuing implementation of the training program. |