英文摘要 |
With the increase in nursing staff number, during the administration of complicated chemotherapy in hemato-oncology cases, incidents of drug incompatibility and administration sequence errors resulting from suboptimal cognition also increased. The reasons might include ununified educational material and strategy for hemato-oncology medication safety, a lack of integrated precautions for medication safety and continuous education program, and high teaching and learning loads with suboptimal experience. This current project aimed at improving the nursing staff’s cognitions of medication safety and correctness as well as the satisfactory rate of the training program. With the unification of standard regimens by inter-disciplinary teams, a compilation of medication safety training brochures with color labels for different disease classifications and alphabetical sequences, and making use of QR codes and online learning resources, the cognition rate for medication safety increased from 69.4% to 99.8% with the durability of effect achieving the goal. The satisfactory rate of the whole program improved from 71.8% to 94.8% and the improvement persisted without the further occurrence of medication incidents, greatly improving medication safety. |