Pathway and effects of implementing standardized nursing management in military hospitals
Lin Sun, Yahong Liu, Aiqin Zhang, Yang Guo-bin
Abstract
Lin Sun, Yahong Liu, Aiqin Zhang, Yang Guo-bin
Abstract
Objective To explore the pathway and effects of implementing standardized nursing management in military hospitals. Methods Investigation was carried out on the basis of authoritative standards, literatures and the existing nursing standards from September 2014. A number of 10 standardized nursing systems were developed and applied to clinic gradually with continuous evaluation and improvement in the whole hospital. Results After the implementation of standardized management, the quality scores of nursing service (95.14±2.55) , nursing clinical practice ability (96.13±1.67) and satisfaction of patients (98.86±1.04) were significant higher than those before the implementation (t=-9.05, -11.27, -27.31; P<0.05) . Identification rate of nurses were higher than 90%. Conclusions Implementation of standardized management in military hospitals helps to establish normalized management mechanism, improves the nursing quality and promotes effective and correct training of nurses. Key words: Nursing management research; Standardized management; Pathway; Military hospital
A significance statement is not available in the OpenAlex record.
A contribution statement is not available in the OpenAlex record.
Method details are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Findings are not separately available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Limitations are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Application details are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Objective To explore the pathway and effects of implementing standardized nursing management in military hospitals. Methods Investigation was carried out on the basis of authoritative standards, literatures and the existing nursing standards from September 2014. A number of 10 standardized nursing systems were developed and applied to clinic gradually with continuous evaluation and improvement in the whole hospital. Results After the implementation of standardized management, the quality scores of nursing service (95.14±2.55) , nursing clinical practice ability (96.13±1.67) and satisfaction of patients (98.86±1.04) were significant higher than those before the implementation (t=-9.05, -11.27, -27.31; P<0.05) . Identification rate of nurses were higher than 90%. Conclusions Implementation of standardized management in military hospitals helps to establish normalized management mechanism, improves the nursing quality and promotes effective and correct training of nurses. Key words: Nursing management research; Standardized management; Pathway; Military hospital
Key concepts: Nursing, Nursing management, Medicine, Nursing Outcomes Classification, Quality management, Quality (philosophy), Nurse education, Management system