| 英文摘要 |
This project aims to enhance the care competencies of newly employed nurses with less than two years of experience in continuous venovenous hemodiafiltration (CVVHDF). In the unit, 50% of the nurses have less than two years of experience and are unfamiliar with CVVHDF care, leading to treatment delays for patients and increased workload for senior nurses, which motivated this improvement initiatives. Root cause analysis identified issues such as rigid classroom teaching, inability to handle alarms, lack of practical training, and insufficient on-the- job education. Solutions included flipped teaching, simulation-based training, gamified competitions, and the use of mobile apps for post-class review and procedural guidance. As a result, the correct cognitive response rate for CVVHDF care improved from 62% to 92.8%, surpassing the project goal of 84%, while the technical operation accuracy rate increased from 36.9% to 92.3%, exceeding the target of 73%. Additionally, the setup time was reduced from 32 minutes to 24 minutes. These results demonstrate that flipped teaching and mobile apps effectively improve nursing education and enhance the quality of care for continuous renal replacement therapy(CRRT) in intensive care units. |