| 英文摘要 |
The key to immediate postoperative care are reconstructing physiological states of patients, reducing postoperative pain, and preventing complications. Accuracy of immediate postoperative care is closely associated with the safety of patients. The motivation of this project arises from concerns about the condition that nursing staff were found to have different ways of practicing care that could impact care quality and patient safety. According to analysis of the current status, ICU nurses’ knowledge and skills of providing immediate postoperative care is insufficient. Possible causes included incomplete standard protocols, lack of training of immediate postoperative care, and inadequate quality of nursing monitoring. The improvement measures included (1) Providing standard protocols for immediate postoperative care, (2) Providing in-service training sections for ICU nursing staff, (3) Creating an educational CD-ROM for learning immediate postoperative care, and (4) Establishing a quality monitoring mechanism. After implementing the project, the knowledge improved from 78.3% to 95.9%. The skill level increased from 70.4% to 95.5%. The results demonstrated the effectiveness of the intervention. |
