1, working under the leadership of the head nurse and the guidance of the superior nursing staff.
2, conscientiously implement the rules and regulations and technical operation procedures, correctly implement the doctor's advice, accurately and timely complete the nursing task, strictly implement the inspection and succession system, to ensure safety.
3, the implementation of basic nursing and life nursing work, often patrol the ward, to meet the needs of patients' physical and mental, closely observe the changes of illness and patients' psychological changes, timely handle abnormal problems and report to the next higher level. Seriously and objectively record the patient's condition changes and nursing process.
4, seriously do a good job in the rescue and nursing of critically ill patients, and implement various measures; Cooperate with all inspections, assist doctors to do all kinds of diagnosis and treatment work, and ask for instructions and report in time when problems are found.
5, strict implementation of disinfection and isolation measures, to guide health personnel to do a good job of disinfection and isolation.
6, strictly implement the nursing safety management system, do a good job of patient and their own protection, to prevent accidents.
7, conscientiously do a good job in patient admission education, health education, discharge guidance, and solicit opinions from patients at any time.
8, assist the head nurse to do a good job in ward management and materials, equipment, drugs, please get and keep the work.
9, the admission, discharge, change one's major procedures and related registration.
Second, the eye specialist nurse training program
Ophthalmic nurse training plan adopts one-on-one training, which is taught by senior nursing students, and the phased teaching is formulated and evaluated. The specific training plan is as follows:
1, Week 1: Familiarize yourself with the working environment and system of the ophthalmic ward and the work of the ophthalmic nursing class.
(1) Be familiar with ophthalmology working environment, medical waste classification, goods placement and bed arrangement.
(2) Be familiar with the responsibilities of nursing work, and understand the characteristics of ophthalmology work, nursing workflow, disinfection and isolation system and rules and regulations.
(3) understand the supply and placement of various rescue and treatment equipment and valuables in the department.
Assessment focus: class responsibilities, ophthalmic disinfection and isolation system (in the form of oral answer assessment)
2, the second week: familiar with nursing operations.
(1) Familiar with basic nursing operations (turning over and knocking on the back, perineal care, oral care, oxygen inhalation, aseptic operation technology, washing hair in bed, changing sheets, making beds, etc. )
(2) Understand the use of common monitoring instruments (infusion pump, ECG monitor, non-contact tonometer)
(3) Be familiar with the collection methods and inspection procedures of sputum, blood, feces, urine and pathological specimens.
(4) Be familiar with the workflow and preparation of new admission, transfer, transfer and transporting patients. The process of sending and receiving patients undergoing ophthalmic surgery and patient safety issues.
(5) Be familiar with the job responsibilities of the nursing class, and master the methods of measuring and drawing life characteristics.
Assessment points: basic nursing operation (a sample test); Procedures and preparations for new admission or transfer, transfer or escort of patients for examination.
3, the third week: further familiar with the nursing class workflow, master the basic nursing operation.
(1) Be familiar with the vital signs forecasting system and master the observation of illness.
(2) be familiar with the operating room working system and assist the nurses in the operating room.
(3) Be familiar with the disinfection process in the distribution and supply room of ophthalmic surgical instruments.
(4) Be familiar with preoperative and postoperative care of ophthalmic surgery, and assist nurses to carry out nursing work.
4. Week 4: Strengthen the above knowledge and be able to be on duty independently.