The main problems in the use and management of medical caregivers in healthcare organizations are as follows:
1. Qualifications do not meet the requirements
Some of the medical caregivers do not have formal training and qualifications, or do not have the relevant practicing certificates. This results in their lack of specialized knowledge and skills in medical caregiving and their inability to provide quality care.
2. Lack of Communication and Collaboration
Medical caregivers need to work in close cooperation and communication with doctors, other caregivers, and patients. However, the lack of good communication and collaboration skills of medical caregivers leads to problems in cooperation with other personnel, which affects the smooth progress of medical work.
3. Unstandardized operations and processes
There are unstandardized operations and processes in the use of medical equipment, medicines and nursing tools by medical caregivers. For example, proper sterilization and asepsis are not performed, medical orders are not carried out according to prescribed procedures, or patient care is not properly managed and documented. These problems can increase healthcare risks and lead to patient safety issues.
4. Lack of professional ethics and professional conduct
Medical caregivers, as part of the healthcare team, should have good professional ethics and professional conduct. There are problems with medical caregivers being irresponsible, not respecting patients' privacy and rights, and not complying with medical ethics, which can damage patients' interests and the reputation of the healthcare organization.
5. Lack of Continuing Education and Professional Development
Knowledge and technology in the field of health care are constantly updated and developing, and health care workers need continuing education and professional development to maintain their professionalism and improve the quality of care. The lack of active learning and reluctance of health care workers to participate in training and continuing education has resulted in a lag in knowledge and skills.
Responsibilities of medical caregivers in the use and management of medical care in healthcare organizations:
1. Strict implementation of medical prescriptions
Medical caregivers should follow the doctor's instructions and give patients the correct medications, treatments, and nursing care to ensure that the patients receive the correct treatment and care.
2, safe use of medical equipment
Medical caregivers should be familiar with the operation of the equipment when using various medical equipment, and operate in strict accordance with the operating procedures to ensure the safe and effective use of the equipment.
3, standardize the management of drugs
Medical caregivers should correctly store, dispense and use drugs in accordance with the prescribed procedures and requirements to ensure the quality and safety of drugs.