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Objective:To assess the nosocomial infection risk events of neonatology experienced by a hospital, for identifying those events deserving high priority in infection prevention and control and critical rooms of improvement, hence minimizing such risks of the hospital.Methods:The hazard vulnerability analysis was called into play, along with literature review and clinical practices, while the hazard vulnerability analysis team of neonatology of the hospital preliminarily screened the indexes in brainstorming method. Then the individual indexes from such screening evaluated by means of questionnaires, and the risk evaluation index system for neonatal infection prevention and control was formed in combination with the risk value evaluation table of Kaiser model. On such basis, an evaluation questionnaire for the prevention and control was developed.In May 2020, the team members scored the possibility and severity of these risk indexes in the form of questionnaire, calculated the hazard risk value, and divided the risk zones by matrix analysis.Results:The risk assessment index system of neonatology was composed of 11 management indexes, 20 implementation indexes and 7 outcome indexes. The top 5 indexes of hazard risk value were: incorrect hand hygiene method(39.20%), inadequate cleaning and disinfection of environmental object surface(39.04%), the formula was not used immediately when ready(38.19%), nosocomial infection outbreak(38.02%), and low hand hygiene compliance(37.99%). The indexes with high severity and low readiness include three indexes related to formula feeding and three indexes related to cleaning and disinfection of object surface. The matrix analysis results showed that there were 9 indexes in the high-risk zone, 7 indexes in the medium risk zone and 22 in the low-risk zone.Conclusions:This study identified risk management events in hospital infection management in neonatology by means of hazard vulnerability analysis. The neonatology administrators are recommended to prioritize indexes in the high risk zone, make a root cause analysis of those indexes of high risk value and low readiness and take intervention measures in time, hence reducing the incidence of nosocomial infection and avoiding the outbreak of nosocomial infection.
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Objective:To analyze the delivery room disaster vulnerabilities of 7 tertiary hospitals in Liaoning Province, evaluate the nursing management disasters vulneratility, and provid support for emergency management of delivery room nursing.Methods:The Kaiser model analysis was used to design a disaster vulnerability assessment form for the delivery room, combined with the actual risk prevention and control in the delivery room. The survey was conducted from March 18 to 27, 2020 by paper questionnaire among 200 nursing staff in the delivery room, and the risk values for emergencies were calculated and the matrix distribution was analyzed and evaluated.Results:Totally 190 valid questionnaires were collected. The top 10 risk events faced by the delivery room were epidemic outbreaks, failure to adequately protective equipment for emergency admission to the delivery room, maternal poor protection awareness, nursing staff were contaminated with amniotic fluid and body fluids, poor maternal compliance with midwife orders, shortage of supplies of medical care protective equipment, nursing staff suffered needlestick injuries, high fever in patients, masks and gloves were worn or removed incorrectly, and doctor-patient tension due to poor compliance.Conclusion:Kaiser model-based hazard vulnerability analysis of delivery rooms can provide an important basis for risk identification and early warning and emergency plan improvement and formulation, which should be applied flexibly with the actual and specific characteristics of delivery rooms and dynamic changes of risks.
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Objective To evaluate hospital acquired infection control using the risk assessment method of hazard vulnerability analysis (HVA). Methods The HVA risk assessment method was used to screen out two hospital-level priority improvement projects in hospital acquired infection management in 2016, and assess the relative risk of the risk factors,for selective intervention according to the"20% -80% principle". 2015 was set as baseline survey, while the first and second half of 2016 as the outcome evaluation stage. The comparison of the count data was performed using the χ2test. Results Baseline survey of hand hygiene found the compliance rate and high-touch surface cleaning pass rate as 64.4% and 57.0% respectively. The first stage of evaluation found the rate as 69.0% and 73.7% respectively, while in the second stage rate was 72.9% and 82.4% respectively. These differences were statistically significant (P<0.001). Baseline survey found the incidence of hospital acquired infection and surgical site infection as 1.26% and 0.29% respectively, while the figures in the stage of evaluation were 1.07% and 0.22% respectively,figures being statistically significant (P<0.05). Conclusions The HVA risk management proves significant for the prevention and control of hospital acquired infection, as it can identify and assess risk factors of hospital acquired infection,for better risk control.