| 英文摘要 |
Based on patient feedback, CT examinations are divided into two processes: emergent and scheduled. If radiation technologists fail to follow clinicians' instructions during the examination, patients may receive additional radiation and contrast. Last year, there were two incidents where instructions from doctors were not accurately followed during emergent CT examinations. Following discussions with the manager and team, we decided to investigate the root cause of these mistakes using Root Cause Analysis (RCA). Additionally, we utilized Healthcare Failure Mode and Effect Analysis (HFMEA) to assess potential risks in the scheduled process of CT examinations. Through these investigations, we aimed to identify appropriate solutions. By implementing ten strategies grouped into five countermeasure clusters, including process revision, visual application, double checking, 5S management, and more, we have successfully eliminated incidents in the emergent process. Moreover, the risk priority number of the scheduled process has been reduced from 52 to 22. This significant improvement demonstrates a substantial promotion in the safety of patients undergoing CT examinations. |