Article 14 The Department of Critical Care Medicine shall establish and improve various rules and regulations, job responsibilities, relevant technical specifications and operating procedures, and strictly abide by them to ensure the quality of medical services.
Fifteenth intensive care medicine department should strengthen quality control and management, and designate full-time (part-time) staff to be responsible for medical quality and safety management.
Hospitals should strengthen the management and evaluation of the medical quality of intensive care medicine, and the management departments of medical care, nursing and hospital infection should perform their daily supervision functions.
Article 16 The Department of Critical Care Medicine accepts the following patients:
(1) Patients with acute, reversible and life-threatening organ or system failure can recover in a short time after close monitoring and intensive treatment.
(two) there are various high-risk factors, which are potentially life-threatening, and after close monitoring and effective treatment, the risk of death may be reduced.
(3) Patients with acute aggravation and life-threatening on the basis of chronic organ or system dysfunction may be restored to their original state or close to their original state after close monitoring and treatment.
(4) Other patients who are suitable for intensive care.
Patients with chronic wasting diseases, advanced tumors, irreversible diseases, and patients who cannot benefit from intensive monitoring and treatment are usually not admitted to the Department of Critical Care Medicine.
Seventeenth patients with the following pathological conditions should be transferred from the Department of Critical Care Medicine:
(a) acute organ or system failure has been basically corrected and needs further diagnosis and treatment by other specialties;
(2) the condition turns into a chronic state;
(3) Patients cannot benefit from continuous intensive care and treatment.
Eighteenth patients in the Department of Critical Care Medicine should be managed by doctors in the Department of Critical Care Medicine, and other specialists should provide timely consultation when patients need treatment.
Nineteenth hospitals should take measures to ensure that doctors and nurses in intensive care departments have the corresponding technical operation ability, and conduct regular assessment.
Twentieth patients admitted to the Department of Critical Care Medicine should be evaluated for the severity of the disease, so as to provide a basis for evaluating the suitability of the use of resources in the Department of Critical Care Medicine and the quality of diagnosis and treatment.
Twenty-first hospitals should establish and improve the information management system of critical illness medicine, so as to ensure that the critical illness medicine department can obtain the test results of the medical technology department in time, as well as the information of quality management and hospital infection monitoring.
Article 22 The management and use of drugs and disposable medical consumables in critical care medicine should be standardized and recorded.
Article 23 Instruments and equipment in the Department of Critical Care Medicine must be kept in use at any time, quality control should be carried out regularly, and special personnel should be responsible for maintenance and disinfection, and rescue items should be stored in a fixed place.