The three-level quality management system of a clinical department usually includes the following three levels:
1. Level 1: Basic quality management. This level focuses on basic quality management requirements, including standardizing clinical procedures, establishing departmental standards and systems, ensuring the safety and effectiveness of medical devices and equipment, and monitoring and reporting adverse events.
2. Level 2: Continuous quality improvement. At this level, the department is committed to continuous improvement in the level of quality and safety. This includes collecting and analyzing data on quality indicators, developing quality improvement plans, and implementing relevant training and educational activities to improve workflow and quality of care.
3. Level 3: Quality Management Excellence. The third level of quality management system is a further enhancement and improvement of the previous two levels. This level focuses on promoting excellence in clinical practice and quality of care, including the provision of higher levels of care through the adoption of best practices, the introduction of innovative technologies and methods, etc., and active participation in academic research and clinical trials.
The checking system of the clinical department is as follows:
1. Checking of medical advice: When executing patients' medical advice, medical staff need to check the content, dosage, and route of administration of medical advice to ensure that it is correct and reasonable.
2, medical records check: medical staff in dealing with the patient's medical records, the need for the patient's basic information, complaints, history of current illness, past history, personal history, family history and other content checking, to ensure the accuracy and completeness of the medical records.
3, check results check: medical staff in access to the patient's examination results, need to check the examination program, examination time, examination results and other content, to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the examination results.
4, drug checking: medical staff in the preparation of drugs, need to check the name of the drug, specifications, dosage, usage, etc., to ensure that the correctness and reasonableness of the drug.
5, nursing check: nurses in the implementation of nursing operations, need to check the patient's basic information, changes in condition, nursing measures, etc., to ensure the safety and effectiveness of nursing operations.
6, the operating room check: operating room medical staff in the implementation of the operation before the need for surgical instruments, anesthesia drugs, the patient's basic information and other content checking, to ensure the safety of the operation and the smooth progress.