英文摘要 |
Background: In-hospital resuscitation, an urgent and complicated procedure, is often carried out by a multidisciplinary team. Resuscitation accreditation as a routine does not guarantee that team members can complete such task cooperatively. Incomplete cardiopulmonary resuscitation will increase mortality and result in more medical disputes. Purpose: The study described a project to enhance the completeness of in-hospital resuscitation by exploring problems of resuscitation process, improving rescue knowledge, and facilitating cooperative teamwork. Solution: After analysis, the completion rate of performing resuscitation in our neurology ward was only 71%. Percentage of correct response on resuscitation knowledge was 60.9%. Group interviews and causes analysis were used to identify problems, which included four aspects: (1) preparation of rescue devices; (2) usage of medical equipment; (3) drugs delivery; and (4) team cooperation. A project was implemented to solve these problems step-by-step, including making a matrix map, creating a standardized procedure, establishing responsibilities and accountabilities, and performing simulation-based drill activities. In particular, a tip of reminder cards was designed to prompt teamwork cooperation. Content in these cards included responsibilities comparison chart, pictures of ambulance drugs and medical material, demonstration of defibrillators and ECG monitors, and drug pictures with reminders. Result: aAfter implementing the project, average score of resuscitation knowledge increased from 6.09 out of 10 to 9.23. Average score of resuscitation completion has significantly increased from 11.06 out of 17 to 16.06 . Conclusion: This project improved the performance of in-hospital resuscitation, Moreover, it effectively enhanced skills and knowledge among rescue team members. This results can serve as a reference for improving the quality of resuscitation. |