| 英文摘要 |
To prioritize addressing patients' acute issues, medical staff often overlook early rehabilitation. The early rehabilitation exercise execution rate within this unit from January to March 2023 was merely 35.9%, potentially contributing to intensive care unit-acquired weakness (ICU-AW), thereby extending hospital stays and increasing the medical burden. The objective of this project is to enhance the execution rate of early rehabilitation exercises in the medicine intensive care unit. Key factors identified in the analysis include insufficient in-service education and awareness among medical staff, the absence of early rehabilitation exercise guidelines and care standards, a heavy clinical workload, lack of appropriate tube fixation equipment and rehabilitation exercise aids, as well as inadequate nursing guidance tools. This project established early rehabilitation exercise guidelines for critically ill patients through inter-professional collaboration, utilized diverse teaching materials for nursing guidance and education, introduced tube fixation belts and auxiliary tools, and engaged family members into the rehabilitation exercise team. The implementation rate of early rehabilitation exercise increased to 100%, achieving the target value. Continued promotion of these measures may help reduce ICU-AW and support earlier ventilator weaning. |