Problems and corrective measures for ward environmental management include: ward, staff, environment, hygiene, and head nurse.
1. Ward
The ward is managed by the head nurse and department director. Regular work break symposiums are held to conduct health education, solicit opinions from patients, improve service attitudes, and strengthen ward management.
2. Staff
Consciously abide by various systems, rules and regulations and technical operating procedures, and ensure careful diagnosis and treatment, careful nursing, rational use of medication, strict implementation of medical orders, Continuously improve the quality of medical care.
3. Environment
Keep the ward quiet at all times, avoid noise, walk softly, speak softly, and close the door gently.
4. Hygiene
Keep the ward clean and hygienic, pay attention to ventilation, sweep the floor twice a day and sweep the aisles three times a day. Cleaning and window cleaning once a week. Wipe the lamp cabinets with disinfectant once a day for each table and handkerchief. Mops should be placed separately.
5. Head nurse
The head nurse is fully responsible for the management of ward property and equipment, and assigns dedicated personnel to manage them, establish accounts, and conduct regular inventory. If it is lost, the cause should be found out in time and handled according to regulations. When managers are transferred, handover procedures must be completed.