| 英文摘要 |
It is usually necessary to perform repeated punctures for collecting blood from small blood vessels in critical neonates and cause the increase in their blood loss. Using the Point-of-Care-Blood Test (POCT) can help provide the test data for the bedside care more quickly, and reduce the blood loss caused by doing test for critical neonates and the extra punctures caused by the difficulty of collecting blood for testing, to improve the quality of medical care of the neonates and create a safe medical environment. Purposes: 1. Reduce the blood loss of a critical neonates to less than 7.5ml within 7 days. 2. Reduce the number of punctures by 65.6%. Solutions: 1. Organize education training on key nursing and testing for nursing staff. 2. Amend the key nursing and testing process combined with related illustrations. 3. Develop and implement audit plans. After the implementation of the improvement plan, firstly, the blood loss of critical neonates within 7 days was reduced from 10 ml to 4.62 ml; secondly, the number of punctures was reduced from 68.8% to 16.3%. The use of POCT could reduce the blood loss caused by doing tests for critical neonates, decrease the frequency of blood transfusions, and shorten the time of neonates' crying and suffering during blood collection, thereby maintaining the safety of neonates and improving the quality of care. |