英文摘要 |
The European Society of Cardiology stipulates that the reperfusion time for patients with myocardial infarction undergoing emergency coronary intervention should be less than 90 minutes. This also serves as an indicator of a hospital’s emergency medical capability. The aforementioned reperfusion time of the hospital investigated by the researcher of this study was merely 82%, which sparked the motivation for improvement. Upon observations and analyses, the following problems were identified: the lack of dedicated personnel for conducting electrocardiograms, unfamiliarity with pre-catheterization preparations, failure to identify potential patients with myocardial infarction during triage, delayed cardiology consultations, and the absence of a standard medical order set for catheterization. By implementing improvement strategies such as creating a small package and checklist for patients with ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction, establishing a medical order set, and collaborating with the fire department to form a LINE group for pre-hospital online electrocardiogram interpretation, the emergency department stay was reduced from 55 to 45 minutes, and reperfusion time was decreased from 83 to 75 minutes, and the rate of achieving reperfusion in under 90 minutes increased to 90.9%. Through these improvements and cross-domain collaboration, patient-centered holistic medical care was exemplified, and the quality of care was enhanced. The results of this study may server as references for other medical units. |