| 英文摘要 |
The arteriovenous fistula (AVF) serves as a vital lifeline for patients undergoing hemodialysis, yet improper care can lead to dysfunction or failure. Recently, an increased incidence of AVF complications was observed in our unit. Event analysis conducted by the project team revealed that patients’average self-care ability was only 48%. The root causes included insufficient patient knowledge of fistula care, inadequate nursing instruction, lack of standardized education and training protocols, and incomplete auditing systems and educational tools. To address these issues, the project team implemented a series of multifaceted improvement strategies, including group nursing education for patients, scenario-based simulation and flipped learning for nursing staff, the development of virtual interactive materials and multimedia video teaching tools, and the establishment of standardized guidance procedures and audit mechanisms. After implementation, the self-care ability of hemodialysis patients regarding AVF care significantly improved from 48% to 95.9%, demonstrating the effectiveness of the interventions. The results confirm that the integration of diverse educational strategies can effectively enhance patients’self-care ability, improve patient safety, and optimize the quality of hemodialysis care. |