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The allocation and requirements of ICU nurses in the internal medicine department of National Medical Emergency Rescue Team

许秀萍, 程千鹏, 武晋晓

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Objective To study the allocation and requirements of ICU nurses in the intemal medicine department of National Medical Emergency Rescue Team,and explore more reasonable ICU nurses allocation method.Methods 40 patients were randomly divided into the observation group and the control group with 20 cases in each group.The control group adopted even allocation method,while the observation group allocated nurses according to ICU nursing evaluation system.The nursing effect was compared between two groups.Results ICU nursing score between two groups showed no significant difference,but the ICU indwelling time of the observation group was shorter than that of the control group.Conclusions ICU nurses need higher comprehensive quality.ICU nursing evaluation system can facilitate the allocation of nurses.Better allocation and higher overall qualities of internal medicine ICU nurses can improve ICU treatment efficiency. Key words: Resource allocation;  Intensive care nursing scoring system;  Nursing management

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Objective To study the allocation and requirements of ICU nurses in the intemal medicine department of National Medical Emergency Rescue Team,and explore more reasonable ICU nurses allocation method.Methods 40 patients were randomly divided into the observation group and the control group with 20 cases in each group.The control group adopted even allocation method,while the observation group allocated nurses according to ICU nursing evaluation system.The nursing effect was compared between two groups.Results ICU nursing score between two groups showed no significant difference,but the ICU indwelling time of the observation group was shorter than that of the control group.Conclusions ICU nurses need higher comprehensive quality.ICU nursing evaluation system can facilitate the allocation of nurses.Better allocation and higher overall qualities of internal medicine ICU nurses can improve ICU treatment efficiency. Key words: Resource allocation;  Intensive care nursing scoring system;  Nursing management

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Objective To study the allocation and requirements of ICU nurses in the intemal medicine department of National Medical Emergency Rescue Team,and explore more reasonable ICU nurses allocation method.Methods 40 patients were randomly divided into the observation group and the control group with 20 cases in each group.The control group adopted even allocation method,while the observation group allocated nurses according to ICU nursing evaluation system.The nursing effect was compared between two groups.Results ICU nursing score between two groups showed no significant difference,but the ICU indwelling time of the observation group was shorter than that of the control group.Conclusions ICU nurses need higher comprehensive quality.ICU nursing evaluation system can facilitate the allocation of nurses.Better allocation and higher overall qualities of internal medicine ICU nurses can improve ICU treatment efficiency. Key words: Resource allocation;  Intensive care nursing scoring system;  Nursing management

Key concepts: Medicine, Nursing, Emergency nursing, Emergency department, Nursing management, Emergency medicine, Medical emergency

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