| 英文摘要 |
Effectiveness management poses a significant challenge in healthcare institutions, where delays in any part of the medical process can impact the overall effectiveness and increase negative outcomes. In 2021 our hospital showed an average of 698 elective surgery per month, with 52.9% of patients experiencing over 20 minutes of waiting time during preoperative counseling. The overall satisfaction was 61.6%, with a preoperative counseling process cycle efficiency(PCE) of 6.4%, preoperative anxiety score of 16.3, and knowledge score of 65.7. The gradual increase in negative perceptions affects patients' preoperative mental health, signaling a warning for safety vulnerabilities. To address these challenges, we applied lean healthcare methods targeting the reduction of waiting times and patient anxiety. A systemic analysis identified 14 root causes and 27 resolution strategies. Following the implementation, waiting times decreased to 12.5 minutes, the preoperative anxiety score dropped to 7.1, anesthesia knowledge scores rose to 89.9%, PCE improved to 31.5%, and patient satisfaction increased to 90.4%. These significant improvements demonstrate the effectiveness of multidisciplinary collaboration in eliminating inefficiencies, reducing patient anxiety, and enhancing the overall quality and safety of preoperative counseling. |