英文摘要 |
In view of the vital importance of medical records to good patient care and sound preservation of medical information, other than emphasizing the compliance with public facility maintenance requirements specified in Chapter 11 of JCIA (Joint Commission International Accreditation), Facility Management and Safety, this article also introduces a Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) cycle and a Three-Level Quality Control scheme in a step-by-step development process for a thorough, dressing all the mid- and downstream concerns, facility management plan, in the hope to eliminate systemic interface problems and establish a well-functional medical record room with safe environment. In this plan, we started the process by first looking into all the facility elements called for and existing regulation requirements to understand what an ideal, complete medical record room ought to be, then it was followed stepwise by the development of some facility failure mode analyses, which in turn led to the establishment of some improvement plans, preventive maintenance plans, quality control plans, employee training plans, and contingency plans. The developing framework of this facility management plan is extremely integrated, and can be referred to and applied in a medical organization's new construction project and any renovation or regular maintenance project thereafter. The only caution to bear in mind is that after the adoption of this plan a medical institution still needs to proceed with the PDCA cycle repeatedly before achieving its own best facility management plan. |