英文摘要 |
According a 20 II outpatient survey on hospital admission at our hospital there was 59.5% overtime in waiting for hospital admission and arrangement of ward beds and a 66.9% patient satisfaction rate for the admission process. Therefore, a team was established to create a communication strategy that could lower the waiting time for hospital admission. The team found that the reasons for the prolonged waiting time were a lack of clear priority for ward beds, inability to control the number of empty beds available and the number of patients being admitted, and a lack of set time for patients to be discharged and admitted. We established a regulation system that set new rules for admission priority and used a computer-aid program to pre-schedule discharge and admission times, enabling us to better facilitate control and regulation of the number of ward beds, The delay time for hospital admission dropped to 7.7% and patient satisfaction rose to 85.3%. The team also utilized communication and cooperation, standardized group strategies and a smooth admission process to ensure patient safety. We suggest extending this strategy to other medical services to improve the overall medical quality and efficiency. |