英文摘要 |
Suspected or diagnosed COVID-19 patients who are in quarantine or self-health management at home may need emergency surgery. However, statistics revealed that only 19 per cent of all nurses in the recovery ward have had experience in looking after patients with high-risk infectious diseases in the operating theatre. Therefore, it is extremely urgent and necessary to build nurses' knowledge and competence of infection control care during the surgical recovery period. In this study, multiple quick-response oriented strategies were adopted, such as holding a course of COVID-19 patient care primarily based on recovery ward care, providing a clinical case discussion platform (LINE), continuously updating relevant policies and operating regulations, designing a protective equipment quick response kit, implementing a protective equipment list, and QR codes, and strengthening the partnership system as part of the psychological support system. The study results indicated that nurses' ability to care for patients with infectious diseases was improved significantly, demonstrating an accuracy of over 90 per cent in both cognition and operation, which in turn improved the hospitals' epidemic prevention safety net. This study can provide references for the care of special patients in similar units during the COVID-19 pandemic. |