ObjectiveTo improve the hand hygiene compliance in medical staff via quality control circle (QCC) activities. MethodsFrom January to May 2014, QCC activities were actualized throgh selecting the theme, ensuring the plans, confirming the target, investigating the actuality, validating the true reasons, finding out the countermeasure, ensuring the effect. ResultsHand hygiene compliance, accuracy rate handwashing, and awareness rate before the QCC activities was 53.02%, 65.51% , and 45.56%, respectively; while after the activities was 79.91%, 87.39%, 95.44%, respectively; the differences were significant (P<0.001). ConclusionQCC activities may improve hand hygiene compliance in the medical staff; at the same time, it can fully mobilize the enthusiasm of the medical staff , cultivate the spirit of teamwork , and promote quality improvement .
Objective To know the present situation of hand hygiene compliance in medical staff and analyze problems in the management of hand hygiene and related influencing factors, in order to take effective control measures and gradually improve hand hygiene compliance in medical staff. Methods Between January and October 2014 and between January and October 2015, 8-10 healthcare workers respectively from Department of Internal Medicine, Department of Surgery and Department of Rehabilitation were selected to be observed. The healthcare workers between January and October 2014 before the application of plan-do-check-action (PDCA) cycle were regarded as the control group, and hand hygiene observation was performed in October 2014; the healthcare workers between January and October 2015 were regarded as the observation group (after PDCA application), and hand hygiene observation was carried out in October 2015. Under the PDCA cycle, we set up hand hygiene management working group to investigate the hand hygiene work before PDCA cycle was applied. Hand hygiene knowledge survey was carried out. Fishbone diagram was used to find out the causes of poor hand hygiene compliance. Based on these factors, improvement plans of hand hygiene were regulated and implemented. Then, continuous improvement was promoted according to PDCA cycle management process. Results After PDCA implementation, healthcare workers’ hand hygiene compliance (79.67%), correct handwashing rate (94.97%), and hand hygiene compliance before contacting the patients (85.96%), before sterile operation (68.14%), after contacting the patients (78.02%), after contacting patients’ blood or body fluid (85.96%), and after contacting patients’ surroundings (79.14%) were all significantly higher than those before the PDCA implementation (46.39%, 69.62%, 38.42%, 23.20%, 49.14%, 53.78% and 48.39%) (P<0.05). After the implementation of PDCA cycle, the amount of disinfectants consumed per day and the amount of hand sanitizer was 10.13 mL, significantly more than that before PDCA implementation (2.8 mL). The hospital was equipped with full hygiene equipment. Conclusion Applying PDCA cycle for continuous improvement of hand hygiene work can promote the hand hygiene compliance for medical staff.
Poor compliance in clinical studies is a risk factor leading to bias of results of clinical research. However, while the subject compliance has received extensive attention, researcher compliance has not been paid enough attention. The problem of researcher compliance runs through the whole process of clinical research. How to control and evaluate the researcher compliance is the key problem in clinical research. Based on the current situation of poor compliance of clinical researchers, this paper summaried the information of five different dimensions that affects the researcher compliance in clinical research, clarified the relevant factors that may affect the researcher compliance in the process of clinical research, and analyzed the influence of the factors related to the researcher compliance on the quality control of clinical research, hence establishing a foundation for further research on control strategies and evaluation techniques of researcher compliance.
ObjectiveTo explore the effect of programmed family nursing intervention on medication compliance in hypertensive patients. MethodsA total of 160 patients with hypertension treated between August 2012 and July 2013 in our hospital were chosen to be our study subjects. They were randomly divided into two groups:control group (n=80) and trial group (n=80). Patients in the control group were given routine nursing intervention for six months, while those in the trial group received six-month programmed family nursing intervention. Then, we compared the effect of blood pressure control and medication compliance between the two groups. ResultsThe effect of blood pressure control and medication compliance in the trial group after the intervention was better than that in the control group, and the difference was statistically significant (P<0.05). ConclusionThe programmed family nursing intervention is better than the routine nursing intervention in terms of effect of blood pressure control and patients' medication compliance, and it is an effective nursing method for hypertensive patients.
Objective To evaluate which is better method zymogen or low temperature frozen in removing vascular endothelial cell so as to lay a foundation for creating a kind of brace which is not to be rejected and the same as own blood vessel. Methods Fresh and not damaged umbilical blood vessel was collected from natural labour women, human umbilical blood vessel was remove carefully from normal foetus, then was put into disinfectant at 37℃ for 24 hours. They were divided into 3 groups:normal group(NG),zymogen group(ZG) and low temperature frozen group(LG). ZG: 0.1% collagenⅡ enzyme was addedin umbilical blood vessel and closed the both sides and the vascular endothelialcell was removed in 37℃ water. LG:Umbilical blood vessel was put into liquidnitrogen for 24 hours after frozened step by step, and then it was put into 37℃ water for 30-60 s and the vascular endothelial cells were washed away by normal saline. NG:Umbilical blood vessel was kept into 4℃ Kerb’s liquid. The bacteria were culturedin each group. The samples were stained by HE,elastic fiber and collagen fiberwere observed by light and scanning electron microscope. The difference of compliance was compared. Human leukocyte antigen ABC(HLA-ABC) and HLA-DR were observed by immunohistochemical method and the expression of antigen of umbilical blood vessel was analysed. Results In LG, umbilical vascular endothelial cells were removed completely; artery showed vertical smooth muscle and vein showed elastic membrane. InZG, umbilical vascular endothelial cells were removed completely after 20 minutes;artery showed vertical smooth muscle cells and vein showed lower endothelial layer. The vascular compliance in LG was higher than that in NG, and the latter was also higher than that in ZG,but showing no significant differences (Pgt;0.05). The compliance of umbilical vein was 2-3 times as much asthat of umbilical artery.The expression of HLA-ABC and HLA-DR in LG andZG were lower than that in NG, showing significant differences (Plt;0.01). Conclusion Low temperature frozen methodand zymogen method(0.1% collagen Ⅱ enzyme for 20 min) can remove vascular endothelial cells of human umbilical blood vessel completely.Low temperature frozenmethod was better than zymogen method.
ObjectiveTo investigate the effect of medical counseling games on ketogenic diet therapy for drug-resistant epilepsy children. MethodsA total of 98 children with drug-resistant epilepsy admitted to the neurology ward of Shenzhen Children's Hospital from January 2023 to June 2024 who were treated with ketogenic diet for the first time were selected as the study objects by random number table method, and were divided into observation group (n=49) and control group (n=49). The control group received the traditional multidisciplinary team health education mode, while the observation group received the ketogenic diet treatment based on the multidisciplinary team health education mode and participated in the customized medical counseling games intervention. The time of children reaching ketosis, the knowledge level of ketogenic diet caregivers and the retention rate of children on ketogenic diet were compared between the two groups. ResultsThe time of ketosis in observation group was earlier than that in control group (P<0.05). The knowledge level of the main caregivers of ketogenic diet and the retention rate of children with ketogenic diet at 3 months and 6 months in observation group were higher than those in control group (P<0.05). ConclusionThe use of medical counseling games in the ketogenic diet for medically refractory epilepsy is an effective therapeutic strategy that facilitates the early attainment of ketosis in children with medically refractory epilepsy, improves the knowledge of caregivers on the ketogenic diet, improves retention of children on the ketogenic diet, and serves to optimize the effectiveness of clinical outcomes, which may contribute to the quality of life of children with medically refractory epilepsy.
ObjectiveTo investigate the correlation between compliance of clinical respiratory bundle and duration of mechanical ventilation. MethodsThe data of patients who admitted to intensive care unit (ICU)of Cancer Hospital Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences between June 2013 and December 2014 were retrospectively reviewed and analyzed.The patients with respiratory insufficiency who ventilated more than 48 hours were included into the study. ResultsFifty-five patients were enrolled into the final analysis.There were 43 males and 12 females with a mean age of 63.47±12.49 years.The mean sequential organ failure assessment (SOFA)score was 2.8±2.2,and the mean simplified acute physiology score 3 (SAPS3)was 51±14 on ICU admission.The mean duration of mechanical ventilation of all 55 patients was 7.3±5.5 days.The compliance of low tidal volume strategy was 23.6%(13/55).No significant difference was found on duration of mechanical ventilation between the patients who was compliant with low tidal volume strategy and the patients who was not compliant (7.31±7.02 days vs. 7.31±5.07 day,P=0.444).A negative correlation between compliance of protocolized sedation strategy and duration of mechanical ventilation was found by Bivariate spearman correlation analysis (r2=0.312,P<0.001).A negative correlation between compliance of spontaneous awakening trial strategy and duration of mechanical ventilation (r2=0.337,P<0.001)and a negative correlation between compliance of spontaneous breathing trial strategy and duration of mechanical ventilation (r2=0.280,P<0.001)were also found by Bivariate spearman correlation analysis.Multiple linear regression analysis showed that only spontaneous awakening trial strategy was correlated with duration of mechanical ventilation(B=-0.623,P<0.001). ConclusionThe more compliance with clinical respiratory bundle,especially with spontaneous awakening trial strategy,the shorter of duration of mechanical ventilation.The effect of low tidal volume strategy on the duration of mechanical ventilation needs further studies.
OBJECTIVE: To explore the relationship between the properties of compliance and the change of structure of components in anastomosed arteries. METHODS: The arterial pressure and diameter of femoral arteries of dogs were measured in vivo before and after arterial anastomosis in different time intervals to deduce the arterial compliance. The anastomosed arteries were removed and evaluated through light microscopic examination and various staining methods, the relative contents of elastin, collagen and smooth muscles were measured through image analysis system. RESULTS: The compliance of arteries was gradually decreased after anastomosis with peak-time on the 14th day. The content of elastin at different time had no significant difference, while the content of collagen increased gradually, the ratio of them was increased. CONCLUSION: The property of compliance of anastomosed arteries is closely related to the contents of the structural components.
Objective To explore the compliance improvement of rehabilitation exercise for patients after spine surgery. Methods Forty-nine in-patients who underwent spinal surgery between June 1st and July 14th 2016 were selected as the control group and 50 in-patients who underwent spinal surgery between July 15th and August 30th 2016 were selected as the trial group. The control group received conventional nursing for rehabilitation exercise, and the tiral group adopted a series of quality improvement measures for rehabilitation exercise. The compliance of functional exercise, the accuracy of patients’ exercise and the satisfaction with health education of the patients were compared between the two groups. Results The functional exercise compliance in the trial group (complete compliance in 45 cases, partial compliance in 4 cases, non-compliance in 1 case) was higher than that in the control group (complete compliance in 9 cases, partial compliance in 34 cases, non-compliance in 6 cases) with a statistical difference (Z=–6.910, P<0.001). The functional exercise accuracy rate of patients was higher in the trial group [84.00%(168/200)] than that in the control group [53.06% (104/196)] with a statistical difference (χ2=44.060, P<0.001). The patients’ satisfaction with health education in the trial group (4.64±0.49) was higher than that in the control group (4.20±0.89) with a statistical difference (t=3.084, P=0.003). Conclusion The implementation of nursing quality improvement intervention can improve the compliance and accuracy rate of rehabilitation functional exercise of patients undergoing spinal surgery, and improve the satisfaction of patients, which is worth promoting.
ObjectiveTo investigate the efficacy of follow-up continuous nursing intervention on the self-management ability and medication compliance of patients undergoing maintenance hemodialysis. MethodsBetween June and December 2013, 157 maintenance hemodialysis patients were randomly divided into control group (n=76) and study group (n=81). The control group was given conventional nursing, while the study group received continuous nursing intervention program as well as conventional nursing. Six months later, the self-management ability and medication compliance of the patients were assessed by using self-made Patient Self-management Scale and Morisky Medication Compliance Scale. ResultsSix months later, self-management ability in patients of the study group was significantly better than that in the control group (P<0.05). Medication compliance rate in the study group reached a highest of 45.7%, while it was only 18.4% in the control group, and the difference between the two groups was significant (χ2=13.283, P<0.001). ConclusionFollow-up continuous nursing intervention can obviously improve maintenance hemodialysis patients' ability of self management and compliance behavior, so as to improve the quality of life of these patients.