The practice of the nurse-surgeon collaborative primary nursing model
Zhan Shu-min
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Zhan Shu-min
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Objective: To investigate the effect of the nurse-surgeon collaborative primary nursing in excellence nursing service. Methods: we implemented the nurse-surgeon collaborative primary nursing in excellence nursing service. Self-designed questionnaire was used to collect patients, doctors and nurses satisfaction data, nursing care quality related data also was collected. Then we compared the variables before and after implementing the new model. Results: After implementing the new model, patients' and doctors' satisfaction with nursing improved (P0.05). Nurses' job satisfaction also improved but the difference was not statistically significant (P0.05). Intensive care and first-degree nursing qualified rate, basic nursing qualified rate and ward management qualified ratio increased (P0.05).More nurses were commended by patients in their thanks letters. Conclusion: Implementing the nurse-surgeon collaborative primary nursing could effectively build close relationship between the doctors, nurses and patients. Both senior and junior nurses got professional development, meanwhile work efficiency and nursing care quality also improved. The goal of patient satisfaction, doctor satisfaction, nurse satisfaction is thus achieved.
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Objective: To investigate the effect of the nurse-surgeon collaborative primary nursing in excellence nursing service. Methods: we implemented the nurse-surgeon collaborative primary nursing in excellence nursing service. Self-designed questionnaire was used to collect patients, doctors and nurses satisfaction data, nursing care quality related data also was collected. Then we compared the variables before and after implementing the new model. Results: After implementing the new model, patients' and doctors' satisfaction with nursing improved (P0.05). Nurses' job satisfaction also improved but the difference was not statistically significant (P0.05). Intensive care and first-degree nursing qualified rate, basic nursing qualified rate and ward management qualified ratio increased (P0.05).More nurses were commended by patients in their thanks letters. Conclusion: Implementing the nurse-surgeon collaborative primary nursing could effectively build close relationship between the doctors, nurses and patients. Both senior and junior nurses got professional development, meanwhile work efficiency and nursing care quality also improved. The goal of patient satisfaction, doctor satisfaction, nurse satisfaction is thus achieved.
Key concepts: Nursing, Medicine, Excellence, Primary nursing, Surgical nursing, Team nursing, Nursing Outcomes Classification, Nurse education