英文摘要 |
Medication errors are the most commonly reported cases during patient safety reporting. New nurses with less than one year of experience have the highest incidences of medication errors. The Hospital recruited several new nurses in 2014 in response to hospital expansion, and medication error rates have increased since then. An analysis of the current situation shows that the incidence of medication errors by new nurses with less than one year of experience has increased to 0.035%, mainly due to failure to implement the drug administration process, personnel negligence, insufficient clinical training, and lack of teaching assessment courses for clinical teachers. The purpose of this project is to reduce the incidence of medication errors among new nurses with less than one year of experience. The Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) for drug administration techniques was introduced in November 2014, and clinical teaching assessment workshops have been provided to clinical teachers. After the implementation of the project, the incidence of medication error of new nurses with less than one year of experience dropped from 0.035% to 0.014%, which means the project successfully achieved its goal. The OSCE can effectively reduce the medication errors of new nurses, and thus it can be used as a reference for the improvement of relevant quality control indicators of clinical ability in the future. |