The high-risk times when nursing risks occur are as follows:
Nursing risks are the various health risks that may occur during the course of medical care, including surgical accidents, medical device malfunctions, and medication non-responsiveness, among others. There are certain times in nursing that may be more prone to risky events. The following are a few high-risk times:
1. Shift change times: nursing staff are prone to misunderstandings or miscommunication of information when handing over shifts, which can lead to omissions or errors in caring for patients.
2, patient admission and discharge time: when admitted to the hospital, nursing staff need to know the patient's medical history and what diagnosis, treatment and other tasks need to be carried out. When discharged from the hospital, they need to explain the drug dosage, diet and exercise and other precautions, in order to avoid various risks after discharge.
3, before and after the operation time: the operation process may appear in the operation means of mishandling or improper operation of the risk, and the postoperative recovery period need to closely observe the patient's body response and medication to avoid complications and other risks.
4, long-term bed-ridden patients care: long-term bed-ridden patients are more prone to pressure ulcers, infections and pulmonary embolism and other complications, caregivers need to strengthen care, regularly help turn over and limb movement.
5, the use of drugs time: the use of drugs may be adverse reactions, allergic reactions and the patient's own adverse reactions and other risks, nursing staff need to pay special attention.
Therefore, in nursing work, it is necessary to carefully observe and analyze the high-risk time period, take corresponding measures to improve the quality of care, and try to avoid and reduce the occurrence of nursing risks.
The development trend of nursing risk
More and more healthcare organizations and administrators have begun to put the culture of nursing safety in an important position, and have begun to actively implement a variety of quality of care management and healthcare safety measures to ensure the quality and safety of care.
The continuous innovation and updating of medical technology also bring new risk challenges to nursing. For example, malfunctions of high-tech equipment and errors in surgical operations may bring more serious health risks.