英文摘要 |
The average bloodstream infection rate in our intensive care units from January to September 2015 was 4.32%, 8.12% in October, 9.32% in November and 10.49% in December. It was higher than the mean 2.23% in other regional hospitals. The reasons were: lack of hand hygiene, lack of appropriate audition on bundle care procedure, lack of appropriate sterile surface, the catheter kit not in order, lack of education and training. After establishing an audit tool to inspect hand hygiene, making the bigger sterile fenestrated drape, standardized intubation supplies, and held inservice education, the central venous catheter bloodstream infection rate was decreased from 10.49% to 2.46%; the accurate rate of placing the central venous catheter was increased from 66.5% to 100%; the accurate rate of nursing care on central venous catheter was increased from 64.9% to 97.5%, reaching the goals. Hope this project can provide information on caring for the patients with central venous catheter. |