英文摘要 |
The alteration of the enrollment allowance of health insurance and innovation in the educational system; as well as, the overarching lack of residents as resource personnel all contribute to an establishment and reinforcing of the Nursing Specialist (NSP) system. The NSP system has been in place at the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology in Taipei VGH since 2000.The evaluation of practice consistency and merit system of performance was conducted after the first year's adaptation. The results show as follows: (1) Analyzing the evaluation of consistency in performance for gynecologic NSPs, the percentages of components are 21.95% in medical services, 64.43% in medicine administration, and 13.57% in nursing services; (2)As the same evaluation for obstetric NSPs, the range of consistency in performance are 13.23% in medical services, 63.37% in medicine administration, and 23.37% in nursing services; (3)The quality of performance is scored the highest by the physicians of obstetrics and gynecology among all the evaluators of interpretation. Based on the analysis of consistency in performance, it prominently reveals the help and support from three NSPs who buffered the problems arising from a insufficient numbers of residents and interns. However, the roles for NSP still require more effort to achieve. In addition, more NSP staff need to be recruited in order to diminish the lack of adequate manpower resource and to improve the quality of medical care simultaneously. |