Objective: To analyze the impact of double-checking and labeling management on the decontamination defect rate in the decontamination process of the endoscopy center. Methods: In our hospital from June 2023 to January 2024, 100 records of decontamination sessions in the endoscopy center were selected as the control group, and in our hospital from June 2024 to January 2025, 100 records of the decontamination sessions in the endoscopy center were selected as the research group. The control group did not carry out double verification and identification management, and the research group carried out double verification and identification management, and compared the two sets of data. Results: Compared with the control group, the decontamination defect rate of the study group was significantly lower. The pass rate in various aspects, such as cleaning thoroughness, disinfection parameter compliance, drying effect, and instrument integrity, was significantly higher, and the incidence of hospital infection among patients was significantly lower, P < 0.05. Conclusion: The effect of double-checking and labeling management in the decontamination process of the endoscopy center is ideal, especially since the decontamination defect rate is significantly reduced, which is worthy of clinical use and promotion.
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