英文摘要 |
This project aimed to improve the completeness of the tracheostomy shared decision-making (SDM) process in the medical intensive care unit. After this tracheostomy SDM was introduced, the process completion rate was only 76.7%, for which the main reasons included the staff's lack of cognition, unawareness of the actual progress, omissions due to busyness, unfriendly user interface, insufficient information of patient and family education, non-mandatory completion of the process steps, different perceptions among the family members, and the absence of key family members. By implementing the strategies including SDM poster promotion, optimizing SDM information interface, a checklist for tracheostomy, nurse's guidelines for the interview, specialist ongoing education courses, and online teaching videos, the completion rate of tracheostomy SDM increased to 94.1%, which has reached target value. The averaged endotracheal intubation duration was shortened from 21.4 to 18.6 days, showing the benefit of improving the completeness and effectiveness of the tracheostomy SDM process. |