英文摘要 |
Physical restraints are often used to ensure patients' safety and to prevent unexpected accidents in clinical practice. This project aimed to reduce the rate of continuous use of restraints. An analysis of use of restraints that reason of the high rate of continuous restraint, including the lack of nurses' knowledge, mining work-oriented values, fear of being punished due to accidental tubing removal, the lack of effective communication with patients, and lack of reminding mechanism. Therefore, several strategies were implemented, including in-service education, experiencing of being restraint, communication skill training, experience sharing of incident event, inviting doctors to join restraint care plan, innovation of communication cards, encouraging family to participate care plan, and application of reminding mechanism. The rate of continuous restraint was reduced from 56.3% to 9.2%, and no unplanned tubing removal occurred. It was recommended that hospitals and nursing administration should einforce in-service education and provide a secure environment in order to reduce the use of physical restraint and to ensure patients' safety at the same time. |