基于DMAIC模型的妊娠合并脑血管病急诊就诊流程优化研究 Research on optimization of the emergency treatment process for pregnancy complicated by cerebrovascular diseases Based on the DMAIC model

Autor: 梁艳超,王晓岩,单凯(LIANG Yanchao, WANG Xiaoyan, SHAN Kai )
Jazyk: čínština
Rok vydání: 2024
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Zdroj: Zhongguo cuzhong zazhi, Vol 19, Iss 8, Pp 873-879 (2024)
Druh dokumentu: article
ISSN: 1673-5765
DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1673-5765.2024.08.003
Popis: 目的 利用精益六西格玛(lean six sigma,LSS)管理中的界定、测量、分析、改进和控制(define,measure,analyze,improve,control;DMAIC)模型,优化妊娠合并脑血管病患者就医流程,提高患者就医效率,保障母婴安全。 方法 2021年12月,首都医科大学附属北京天坛医院根据DMAIC模型,对危重孕产妇的就诊流程进行优化:梳理就诊流程,明确到院—医嘱开立、采血—送检、医嘱开立—影像学检查为院内延误的关键环节,对上述环节进行流程跟踪及分析,找出延误原因,并采取改进措施,优化流程。本研究回顾性纳入流程优化前(2019年1月—2021年12月)的妊娠合并脑血管病患者为优化前组,流程优化后(2022年1月—2023年12月)的患者为优化后组。比较两组患者就诊流程中的到院—医嘱开立、采血—送检、医嘱开立—影像学检查、到院—办理住院的时间。 结果 急诊就诊流程优化后,妊娠合并脑血管病患者的总体就诊效率提高。到院—医嘱开立 [24.0(13.5~38.5)min vs. 39.0(17.5~98.0)min,P=0.027]、医嘱开立—影像学检查[48.0(10.0~73.0)min vs. 65.5(22.7~90.7)min,P=0.025]以及到院—办理入院总时间[120.0(93.0~149.0)min vs. 218.0(123.0~382.7)min,P<0.001]均较优化前缩短,差异有统计学意义;采血—送检时间有缩短趋势,但优化前后差异无统计学意义。 结论 使用DMAIC模型能够明确流程优化的关键环节,优化妊娠合并脑血管病患者的急诊就诊流程。 文章导读: 妊娠合并脑血管病是严重危害孕产妇和胎儿健康的急重症,本研究基于DMAIC模型,通过科学的论证,对医院急诊接诊此类患者的流程进行了优化,结果显示,流程优化后可以显著缩短患者的院内延误时间,提高救治效率。 Abstract: Objective To optimize the medical treatment process of pregnant women with cerebrovascular diseases using the define, measure, analyze, improve, control (DMAIC) model in the lean six sigma (LSS) management, improve the efficiency of medical treatment, and ensure the safety of both mothers and infants. Methods In December 2021, Beijing Tiantan Hospital, Capital Medical University optimized the medical treatment process for critically ill pregnant women according to the DMAIC model with the measures listed below: sorting out the medical treatment process, identifying the key nodes of hospital delays, such as hospital arrival to medical order issuance, blood sampling to testing, and medical order issuance to imaging examination, tracking and analying the processes of the above nodes, finding out the reasons for the delay, and taking improvement measures to optimize the process. This study retrospectively included pregnant women with cerebrovascular diseases before process optimization (from January 2019 to December 2021) as the pre-optimization group, and patients after process optimization (from January 2022 to December 2023) as the post-optimization group. The time of hospital arrival to medical order issuance, blood sampling to testing, medical order issuance to imaging examination, and hospital arrival to hospitalization was compared between the two groups. Results After the optimization of the medical treatment process, the overall efficiency of emergency treatment for pregnant women with cerebrovascular diseases was improved. After optimization, the time of hospital arrival to medical order issuance [24.0 (13.5-38.5) min vs. 39.0 (17.5-98.0) min, P=0.027], medical order issuance to imaging examination [48.0 (10.0-73.0) min vs. 65.5 (22.7-90.7) min, P=0.025], and hospital arrival to hospitalization [120.0 (93.0-149.0) min vs. 218.0 (123.0-382.7) min, P
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