2, fill in the nursing staffing, including the ratio of nurses to patients, whether there are enough nursing staff to meet the needs of patients.
3. Fill in the quality of nursing care, including the accuracy, timeliness, standardization, and safety of nursing care, which can be assessed in conjunction with relevant hospital standards and requirements.
4. Fill in the professional quality of nursing staff, including theoretical knowledge, skill level and communication ability of nursing staff.
5. Fill in the nursing workflow, including the planning, execution, monitoring and feedback of nursing work, whether it is standardized, scientific and reasonable.
6, fill in the equipment and equipment management, including the maintenance of equipment and equipment, the use of norms, safety precautions.
7, fill in the drug management, including drug procurement, storage, use, disposal and other links, whether in line with relevant regulations and standards.
8, fill in the environmental health management, including ward hygiene, disinfection and isolation, garbage disposal and other aspects, whether it is in line with the relevant requirements of hospital infection control.
9, fill in the emergency response capability, including the ability to deal with emergencies, the ability to prevent medical risks and other aspects.
10, fill in other indicators, such as the average hospitalization day, readmission rate and other indicators can also be included in the evaluation form, in order to more comprehensively assess the quality of nursing care.