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Objective Discuss medical health integration continuance management mode in the prevention of elderly patients after discharge in bed household application effect of pressure ulcers. Methods To 120 cases of elderly patients in bed in hospital time order is divided into control group and experimental group,by the medical health outreach group respectively in the hospital two days before the assessment of patients and family rehabilitation plan,the control group given conventional discharge and telephone follow-up after discharge,the experimental group according to the medical health integration management mode,made up of medical health outreach team to stay in bed for elderly patients after discharge pressure ulcer risk factors assessment,targeted prevention of pressure sores rehabilitation plan,group management,remote care joint family supervision,timely follow up the capa and the exami-nation of the effect,the pressure ulcer management and quality of life scale to compare two groups of patients at discharge,6 months after hospital discharge,the quality of life of 12 months after discharge and the incidence of pressure ulcers in a year. Results The experimental group was lower than those of control group,the incidence of pressure ulcers was statistically significant difference(P0.05). Conclusion Medical health integration continuance management can effectively reduce the incidence of pressure ulcers that occupy the home stay in bed for elderly patients,improve their quality of life.
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Objective To investigate the effect of continuous quality improvement on venous transfusion exosmosis in elderly patients.Methods Through the investigation into venous transfusion exosmosis in 160 elderly patients,the causes for exosmosis were identified,followed by regulating and enforcing improvement measures and assessing the effect.Results The incidence of venous transfusion exosmosis in elderly patients was reduced from 6.40%to 2.57%and the satisfaction of patients improved from 90.00%to 97.50%.Conclusion The continuous quality improvement may effectively reduce the incidence of venous transfusion exosmosis and improve patients’satisfaction.