英文摘要 |
Objective: Chemotherapy has a major role in cancer treatment. According to the chemotherapy pharmacy statistics at our hospital, the abnormal chemotherapy prescription error rate was 0.73% (17/2,318) in 2012. Therefore, this case group sought to improve medication use with a quality control circle (QCC). Methods: Concrete measures for improvement included altering operation standards, altering the order entry system, purchasing a chemotherapy order entry system, establishing a prescription review mechanism, creating physician order templates, holding educational training and incorporating a new recruit educational training program, establishing an e-learning channel, and expanding physician order sets between January 2011 and April 2012. Results: The abnormal chemotherapy prescription error rate decreased from 0.7% to 0.1%, and the average time spent writing a chemotherapy prescription on the chemotherapy prescription system was reduced from 39 minutes to 18 minutes, reaching the goal of this study. Conclusion: This project created a QCC encompassing medical treatment, nursing, pharmaceuticals, and information, and improved the abnormal chemotherapy prescription error rate through teamwork. Digitization was used to control the entire work process and can effectively raise medication safety and reduce worker burden. |