| 英文摘要 |
Increasing patient survival rates through the early utilization of extracorporeal circulation systems is paramount. Between 2019 and 2020, there were a total of 12 instances of initiating extracorporeal circulation systems, yet only 1 case achieved a start-up time of less than 30 minutes, resulting in a completion rate of 8.3% and a mere 16% survival rate. Consequently, a dedicated task force was established with the primary objective of reducing the setup time for extracorporeal circulation systems. Following a thorough analysis of the current situation and an exploration of the underlying causes, the following improvement strategies were devised: 1.Establish a specialized area for Percutaneous Cardiopulmonary Support (PCPS) and integrate PCPS equipment. 2.Organize practical PCPS workshops. 3.Simplify the contact process for the blood purification team. 4.Develop instructional videos outlining the PCPS procedures. 5.Finalize standardized operating procedures for PCPS, delineate team roles and responsibilities, and allocate personnel positions. 6.Conduct educational training sessions and assessments. 7.Implement an integrated mechanism for setting up circulation machines. By implementing these measures, the completion rate for initiating extracorporeal circulation systems within less than 30 minutes surged from 8.3% to 71%, successfully achieving the project's objectives. This not only effectively reduced setup times but also bolstered the confidence and sense of accomplishment among the emergency medical team. |