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基于 PDCA 循环的手卫生持续质量改进实践与效果评价(Practice and Effect Evaluation of Continuous Quality Improvement in Hand Hygiene Based on PDCA Cycle)

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王W王俊娜 Junna Wang

Key Points

  • To evaluate the effectiveness of the PDCA cycle in enhancing hand hygiene practices and reducing healthcare-associated infections in a hospital setting.
  • Conducted a 12-month study at Zigong No.1 People's Hospital.
  • Included clinical medical staff, nursing interns, and medical technicians as subjects.
  • Implemented routine hand hygiene management for the first six months (control group).
  • Applied continuous quality improvement based on the PDCA cycle for the next six months (observation group).
  • Compared hand hygiene compliance and knowledge, as well as infection rates, between the two groups.
  • Significantly improved hand hygiene compliance rates in the observation group.
  • Increased awareness of hand hygiene knowledge among healthcare staff.
  • Reduced incidence of healthcare-associated infections during the PDCA cycle implementation.
  • Decreased rates of multidrug-resistant organism infections.

Abstract

Abstract:Objective:To explore the application effect of the PDCA cycle(Plan-Do-Check-Act)in the continuous quality improvement of hand hygiene in hospitals,construct a scientific and efficient hand hygiene management system,reduce the incidence of healthcare-associated infections(HAIs),and improve the level of medical service safety. Methods:A 12-month study was conducted at Zigong No.1 People's Hospital from July 2024 to June 2025. All clinical medical staff,nursing interns,and medical technicians in the hospital were included as research subjects. Routine hand hygiene management was implemented from July to December 2024 (control group),and continuous quality improvement of hand hygiene based on the PDCA cycle was carried out from January to June 2025(observation group). Through the Plan phase(identifying problems and formulating plans),Do phase (implementing intervention measures),Check phase(quantitatively evaluating effects),and Act phase(summarizing and optimizing to form closed-loop management),the hand hygiene compliance rate,hand hygiene knowledge awareness rate,incidence of HAIs,and incidence of multidrug-resistant organism(MDRO)infections were compared between the two groups.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69e473ff010ef96374d8fc13https://doi.org/10.66106/swcabp.20250106
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