英文摘要 |
The pulse-induced contour cardiac output (PiCCO) system enables the close monitoring of patients' hemodynamic condition and the evaluation of their cardiovascular function. The device is essential in the intensive care unit (ICU), and inaccurate readings caused by user error can endanger patients and delay the administration of necessary medical interventions. This study revealed that only 63.1% of nursing personnel were able to properly operate the PiCCO device. Reasons for this low rate included little awareness of how to operate the PiCCO system (61.4%), lack of a user manual, insufficient reference materials or tools for interpreting readings, lack of a routine training and equipment familiarization program, and the simultaneous display of too many readings on the screen. To improve the proficiency of ICU nursing personnel at operating the PiCCO device, this study implemented the following measures: the creation of user manuals, reference cards, and QR codes| the introduction of a routine training and PiCCO familiarization program| and the rearrangement of the screen interface. These measures yielded favorable results and increased the accurate PiCCO operation rate of nursing personnel from 63.1% to 98.3%. Therefore, this study concludes that improving nursing personnel proficiency at operating PiCCO effectively improved patient care quality, ensuring a safe and reliable medical environment. |