Planning: At this stage, make plans and objectives for quality management. This includes determining the problems to be solved, setting quality objectives, determining implementation plans, allocating resources and establishing monitoring and evaluation methods.
Implementation (Do): At this stage, the established plan is implemented. This includes practicing according to the predetermined plan and method, collecting data and recording relevant information.
Inspection: At this stage, the results of implementation are inspected and evaluated. This includes collecting and analyzing data and comparing the actual results with the set quality objectives and standards to determine whether the expected results have been achieved.
Action: At this stage, take actions to improve and correct the problem according to the results of the inspection stage. This includes making improvement measures, making action plans, implementing improvements and re-evaluating according to the evaluation results.
PDCA management cycle is a continuous cycle process. Through continuous planning, implementation, inspection and action, the nursing quality can be continuously improved and improved to ensure the continuity of quality management. This cycle can be repeated to continuously iterate and improve the quality management process.