| 英文摘要 |
Quick identification of the causative toxic substance and immediate, correct management play a crucial role in saving lives, yet a retrospective review revealed that incomplete nursing care compromised patient tracking and overall care quality. To tackle this issue, a task force was established to analyze clinical workflows, discovering that from January to February 2022, nursing staff had a poisoning awareness rate of just 68.8% and an operational completeness rate of 66.9%. Through rigorous discussion and cause-and-effect analysis, the team designed and implemented a series of targeted interventions, including a comprehensive poisoning awareness training program, standardized poisoning nursing notes, specialized clinical care guidelines, strict recording standards, and interactive multimedia educational materials. These strategies yielded a dramatic improvement, successfully driving operational completeness up to 98.1% and nursing awareness to 98%. Ultimately, the success of this project demonstrates that structured educational resources and standardized documentation can serve as a promising, replicable model for improving the quality and safety of emergency poisoning care across other healthcare institutions. |