| 英文摘要 |
Purpose: To investigate the effectiveness of promoting the Inpatient Integrated Care (IIC) using the Skill-Mixed hierarchical division of labor care method in our hospital. Materials and Methods:In this retrospective study, the data of National Health Insurance claims and the survey results in our hospital were analyzed using descriptive statistics, independent sample t -test and Multiple regression to explore the effectiveness of our hospital's promotion of the IIC. Results:From September 2023 to April 2024, 135 patients participated in the program, and 2,038 patient-days of service provided. Most of the patients were male (n =85, 62.96%) and the majority of the patients aged 70-79 (n =38, 28.15%) and aged 60-69 (n =31, 22.96%). The quality structure indexes showed that the coverage rate of integrated inpatient care was 21.80%. The quality process indicators showed that the average utilization rate of inpatient integrated care beds was 13.20%, which increased from 1.06% at the beginning of implementation to 22.90%. The results of quality outcome indicators showed that the average hospital length of stay was 13.2 days, and the number of hospital patient-days increased from 239 to 380. Comparing the satisfaction survey results (5-Point Scale) between the first quarter of 2024 and the fourth quarter of 2023, the patients'/families' satisfaction to the IIC (4.41 vs.4.42, p =.9706) and the nursing staffs' satisfaction to the IIC (4.03 vs. 3.98, p =.7443) were similar; ''more time to plan care plans for patients'' in the nursing work experience reached a statistically significant improvement (3.96 vs. 3.51, p =.0437), but was still not satisfying. The results of the multiple regression analysis indicate that a monthly income of less than 30,000 NTD is an important factor influencing patient/family satisfaction with the implementation of the IIC, while age is an important factor affecting nurse satisfaction. Without adding extra reports from nurses, the average record completeness rate of nursing assistants reached 99.3%. Conclusion:Taiwan has derived many care problems in response to factors such as an aging population, a declining birthrate, elderly care, and difficulties for dual-income families to take leave to accompany patients. The article shares our experience of using IIC with the skill-mixed hierarchical division of labor care method to facilitate patient care. The high patients'/families’satisfaction and the gradual increase in the utilization rate of IIC confirmed the necessity of promoting this program. However, the instability of auxiliary manpower might affect nursing staffs' satisfaction. We hope that our report could provide reference for other healthcare facilities in medical quality management and application of different care models. |