| 英文摘要 |
Hemorrhagic shock caused by significant trauma has a high mortality rate. Further, patient safety is jeopardized when nurses’assessment and intervention capabilities are insufficient. Through event analysis, it was found that nurses’awareness of hemorrhagic shock was 59.9%, and the relevant knowledge score for the“Direct Observation of Procedural Skills”form item was 1.7 points. Moreover, the technical execution competency score was 2.0 points. This is mainly because nurses have insufficient knowledge of hemorrhagic shock, inadequate clinical assessment and management skills, lack appropriate teaching materials, and because training was conducted only through verbal instruction. Therefore, the motivation to address these issues has been sparked. Based on this clinical issue, an improvement plan was developed. We implemented educational training courses planned for seed mentors to teach, implemented virtual reality simulation courses, established a LINE Chatbot learning area, and utilized digital teaching materials. These initiatives effectively increased the awareness rate from 59.9% to 94.8%, and furthermore, increase the scores for relevant knowledge and technical execution competency in the Direct Observation of Procedural Skills form item to above 5 points. The introduction of digital teaching strategies enhances nurses’critical care knowledge and clinical skills, thereby improving patient safety and quality of care. |