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Analysis on the Causes of Clinical Return of PIVAS Finished Infusions in Our Hospital and Discussion on Intervention Strategies / 中国药房
China Pharmacy ; (12): 4894-4896, 2017.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-663581
ABSTRACT

OBJECTIVE:

To provide reference for reducing the clinical return of finished infusions.

METHODS:

Interventions for clinical return of PIVAS finished infusions in our hospital were introduced,the return situation of finished infusions before(dur-ing 2013-2014)and after(during 2015-2016)intervention was compared,and intervention effects were evaluated.

RESULTS:

Our hospital intervened it by rationally selecting and using syringes,strengthening visible particle check of finished infusion before dis-tribution;optimizing the order of drug configuration,reasonably arranging the drug infusion sequence;strengthening the clean-up in work area before drug infusion,correctly using disinfectant;strictly implementing intravenous infusion associative operation, playing the role of pharmacists;cultivating good work habits,and strengthening teamwork,etc. Compared with before interven-tion,the return numbers of finished infusion were decreased by 41.2%,and reported loss amount reduced by 45.7%. The return caused by visibility particles,finished infusion oxidation discoloration after too long storage time,finished infusion leakage,contin-uous infusion of drugs compatibility,heterodyne error,improper drug configuration method in packaging to the ward,improper use of disinfectant before infusion decreased by 25.3%,46.9%,39.4%,77.8%,73.9%,75.0%,100%,respectively. CONCLU-SIONSIntervening the return of finished infusion can reduce the return numbers and drug waste.

Full text: Available Index: WPRIM (Western Pacific) Type of study: Etiology study Language: Chinese Journal: China Pharmacy Year: 2017 Type: Article

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Full text: Available Index: WPRIM (Western Pacific) Type of study: Etiology study Language: Chinese Journal: China Pharmacy Year: 2017 Type: Article