英文摘要 |
Poor quality of care at home after outpatient surgery increases the incidence of postoperative complications, infections, and unplanned readmissions. In March 2021, the unit received complaints from outpatient surgery patients about uncertainty in the content of health education and frequent calls from pediatric outpatient surgery patients asking for care after they return home. The survey found that only 54.4% of caregivers for children in pediatric outpatient surgery were correct in their perceptions of home care. The reasons for this low rate include caregivers' failure to focus, inconsistent care instructions, incomplete instructional leaflets and lack of support tools, caregivers' not keeping the leaflets on file, and inadequate care instruction processes. To improve the correct rate of caregivers' knowledge of home care for the children undergoing outpatient pediatric surgery, we have revised the instructional leaflet, recording videos using simulation models for demonstration and feedback, establishing an interactive online platform, and developing standardized procedures. As a result, the correct rate increased to 91.3%. It is expected that this project will continue to be promoted to improve the quality of home care for children receiving outpatient surgery. |