1.Effect of continued self-efficacy health education after discharge on patients with benign prostatic hyperplasia
Chunmei LIU ; Hongjian CHEN ; Mulian XUE ; Hui LIU ; Dongcheng DENG ; Liangyan LIUFU ; Ruidi CHEN
Modern Clinical Nursing 2016;15(7):70-73,74
Objective To explore the effect of continued self-efficacy health education after discharge on patients with benign prostatic hyperplasia. Methods Toally 100 patients with benign prostatic hyperplasia during January to December 2015 were equally assigned to control group and observation group by random digit table:the former was treated with discharge instructions and the latter with discharge instruction plus self-efficacy health education. The two groups were compared before intervention and 6 weeks after intervention in terms of health behavior and self-management ability. Results Before intervention, there were no significant differences between the groups in health behavior and total score of self-management ability as well as the scores on its dimensions (P>0.05). After intervention, however, the total scores on health behavior and self-efficacy ability as well as the scores on the dimensions in the observation group were significantly higher than those of the control group (all P<0.01). Conclusion Post-discharge continued self-efficacy health education can be effective in improving their health behavior and self-management ability, which can promote their recovery.
2.Investigation in the relationship between the number of complaints from outpatients and the time or the outpatient amounts in a certain grade A tertiary hospital
Zhongyan LI ; Shuren CHEN ; Yuyan LIANG ; Mulian CHEN ; Fengyan WU ; Yuekui HE
Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing 2013;29(36):33-35
Objective To study the relationship between the number of outpatient complaints and the time or the outpatient amounts.Methods A retrospective analysis of 1289 cases of outpatients' medical complaints with basic records since 2009 in our hospital was carried out.The time regularity of the number of outpatient complaints,or the complaint rate was analyzed.And the correlation between the outpatient amounts and the number of outpatient complaints,or the complaint rate was also analyzed.Results In our hospital,the mean monthly number of outpatient complaints was (23.44±8.41)cases; the mean monthly outpatient account was (246 000±27 417)cases.The differences among monthly outpatient complaints,outpatient accounts and monthly complaints rate among every years were statistically significant.Within one year,the outpatient complaints numbers were lowest in February and January.And the outpatient complaints rate was low in November,January,February and December.There were statistically significant correlation between the monthly outpatient complaints and monthly outpatient accounts,and between the monthly outpatient complaints rate and monthly outpatient accounts.Conclusions There was time regularity in the outpatient complaints rates in one year.And there was certain correlation between the outpatient complaints rate and the outpatients' accounts.
3.Practice and outcomes of lean management at outpatient clinic process optimization
Shuren CHEN ; Yuejian WANG ; Zhicai YANG ; Yuyan LIANG ; Huiming JIANG ; Mulian CHEN
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2013;(6):430-432
Targeting such setbacks as difficulty to registerand difficulty to see doctors at outpatient clinic services,the hospital adopted the lean management since August 2010.For example,diversified reengineering of the outpatient service process in place,which has improved outpatient traffic at the registration section by means of innovated appointment mode and outpatients total reservation;workload balance by means of through-counters for registration and fee payment as well as the timeinterval outpatient visits to doctors; reduced human costs and outpatient back-forth movement by means of integrated service and resources integration.Lean management plays a positive role in hospital management,as proven by much shortened outpatient waiting time,much higher outpatient satisfaction,for a win-win of both patients and the hospital.