英文摘要 |
In patient-centered medical quality care, whether the patient is delayed from discharge because of infection requires division of labor among the clinical departments and divisions. It cannot rely solely on the efforts of the physician or nurses, and often requires good teamwork and cooperation between different professions to solve the patient's problem. Team resource management (TRM) is a systematic training tool that promotes good teamwork among members to achieve a high level of medical care quality, which mainly includes the following four aspects: leadership, situation monitoring, mutual support, and communication. In this study, TRM was used to treat scabies cluster infection in respiratory care units. The event period was from the onset of the first case on August 3, 2015, to the last confirmed case on August 26, 2015. A total of 12 people contracted scabies infection, including 11 patients and a caregiver. By using the TRM model, the medical team, which was composed of physicians, nurses, sensory therapists, pharmacists, the general affairs officer, and other professionals, formed a group to discuss and participate in the investigation. The measures implemented, such as isolation and district care, environmental cleaning, and comprehensive preventive administration, were effective to control subsequent infections. |