Development and empirical research of the perioperative fine management evaluation scale for process control / 中华医院管理杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective:To design an evaluation scale of perioperative fine management, and test it in hospitals, for verifying its effectiveness and sorting out problems in such management.Methods:November 2020 to August 2021, the scale framework was designed by using the process management theories featuring process-oriented control; then the scale was built based on a risk measurement indicators pool created based on policies, literature, standards and expert interview results on perioperative management; an empirical study was made in the end.Results:The scale consists of 209 risk measurement indicators and Likert 5-level scoring method was adopted to measure the possibility of problems in each respect. A total of 99 experts from 31 hospitals participated in the trial of the scale in 2021, and Cronbach α coefficient was 0.997, indicating good consistency among risk measurement indicators. The median of the average scoring of respective risk measurement indicators was 1.69. The most common problems in the perioperative management process include lack of analysis and countermeasure research on the perioperative fine management; insufficient medical staff; poor awareness of medical staff in standardized and fine management. Conclusions:This scale can quantitatively evaluate respective aspects of perioperative fine management.