Prevention of Nursing Interruption Disputes in Obstetrics and Gynecology Based on Nursing Process Reengineering

During the nursing administration process, including preparation, management, and documentation, there is a high proportion of work interruption that results in nursing administration errors that consequently affect the safety of patients, increase the occurrence of nursing risks, and cause adverse...

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Published in:Mobile information systems 2022-01, Vol.2022, p.1-10
Main Authors: Xuejiao, Zhao, Xuejiao, Wang
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Communication
Data analysis
Data collection
Drug administration
Gynecology
Hospitals
Information systems
Medical errors
Nurses
Nursing administration
Pain management
Patient safety
Physicians
Prevention
Questionnaires
Reengineering
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Summary:During the nursing administration process, including preparation, management, and documentation, there is a high proportion of work interruption that results in nursing administration errors that consequently affect the safety of patients, increase the occurrence of nursing risks, and cause adverse reactions. To investigate the impact of nursing on drug withdrawal disputes in obstetrics and gynecology and reduce medical disputes are of great importance. In this study, documents related to medical disputes are collected and linked to relevant professional information systems for data collection and consultation. The patients are divided into groups and treated with different nursing methods, and then the correlation between nursing methods and disputes in different groups is computed. The results show that, based on the proposed nursing process, medical disputes caused by the cessation of nursing can be effectively reduced. Compared with traditional nursing methods, when the proposed nursing procedures are followed, the dispute rate is reduced by more than 10% and the possibility of serious disputes is also reduced with a reduction rate of about 15%. This shows that, based on the proposed nursing process, reengineering can play an effective preventive role in stopping obstetrics and gynecology nursing disputes.
ISSN:1574-017X
1875-905X
DOI:10.1155/2022/2225473