Management of nursing adverse events based on JCI evaluation criteria and evaluation on its effect
Hengjin Cheng, Huijie Zhou, Enci Li, Wangqin Zhang, Junru Hua, Zhimei Liu
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Hengjin Cheng, Huijie Zhou, Enci Li, Wangqin Zhang, Junru Hua, Zhimei Liu
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Objective To explore the management of nursing adverse events based on JCI evaluation criteria, and to establish a voluntary, non-punitive nursing adverse event reporting system. Methods From January 2014 to December 2015, 680 hospital nurses implemented JCI standards, revision of nursing adverse events management system, created online of nursing adverse events reporting system, to all nursing staff of adverse event management knowledge training and improvement before the analysis of the implementation of the JCI standard, adverse event reporting process and treatment measures of awareness, took the initiative to report rate, nursing adverse events incidence, patient satisfaction rate. Results Before and after nursing staff of adverse event reporting procedure and disposal method of awareness to improve the rate of 39.43% implementation, nursing staff to take the initiative to report to enhance the rate of 7.54%, the incidence of nursing adverse events to reduce the rate of 0.07%, the patients' satisfaction rate increased by 6.15%, there were statistically significant differences(χ2=13.50, 10.15, 12.09, 231.51, all P<0.05). Conclusion Nursing adverse events management constructed based on JCI accreditation standards is helpful to avoid the occurrence of nursing adverse events, to improve the rate of patients' satisfaction to nursing, to create a secure hospital atmosphere. Key words: Crisis intervention; Nursing administration research; Hospitals
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Objective To explore the management of nursing adverse events based on JCI evaluation criteria, and to establish a voluntary, non-punitive nursing adverse event reporting system. Methods From January 2014 to December 2015, 680 hospital nurses implemented JCI standards, revision of nursing adverse events management system, created online of nursing adverse events reporting system, to all nursing staff of adverse event management knowledge training and improvement before the analysis of the implementation of the JCI standard, adverse event reporting process and treatment measures of awareness, took the initiative to report rate, nursing adverse events incidence, patient satisfaction rate. Results Before and after nursing staff of adverse event reporting procedure and disposal method of awareness to improve the rate of 39.43% implementation, nursing staff to take the initiative to report to enhance the rate of 7.54%, the incidence of nursing adverse events to reduce the rate of 0.07%, the patients' satisfaction rate increased by 6.15%, there were statistically significant differences(χ2=13.50, 10.15, 12.09, 231.51, all P<0.05). Conclusion Nursing adverse events management constructed based on JCI accreditation standards is helpful to avoid the occurrence of nursing adverse events, to improve the rate of patients' satisfaction to nursing, to create a secure hospital atmosphere. Key words: Crisis intervention; Nursing administration research; Hospitals
Key concepts: Medicine, Adverse effect, Nursing, Nursing management, Accreditation, Patient satisfaction, Emergency medicine, Internal medicine